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unless the Minister of the Environment
chooses to extend this exemption order until
such later date as he decides from time to
time is appropriate, by publishing a notice
in The Ontario Gazette. O. Reg. 1/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
3/90
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 2/90.
Exemption — Ministry of Government
Services— MGS-102.
Made— December 21st, 1989.
Approved — December 21st, 1989.
Filed— January 3rd, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
EXEMPTION— MINISTRY OF GOVERNMENT
SERVICES— MGS-102
Having received a request from the Minister of
Government Services that an undertaking, namely:
1. the acquisition, optioning and exercising of
options of real property and leaseholds,
2. the sale, granting or other disposal of real
property and leaseholds,
3. the planning of real property, under the
Planning Act, 1983,
4. the interim management of real property
and improvements thereon, including let-
ting (Ministry of Government Services
(MGS) as lessor) and demolition, mainte-
nance and repair,
5. the construction and contracting for con-
struction of Capital Construction Projects
which are of a minor nature, having an esti-
mated value of less than $1 ,000,000,
6. the construction of additions to or replace-
ment of or reconstruction of existing struc-
tures or facilities where the new structure or
facility will be located on the same site as
the structure or facility added to, replaced
or reconstructed and will have substantially
the same purpose and use as the structure or
facility replaced,
7. the construction of administrative facilities
of the Provincial Government and ancillary
infrastructure in support of these facilities in
urban areas.
8. the construction of ancillary infrastructure
by the Provincial Government for land
intended to be disposed of by the Province,
9. the erection of communication towers at the
request of another ministry,
10. the construction of drainage works regu-
lated under the Drainage Act,
be exempt from the application of the Act pursuant
to section 29; and
Having been advised by the Ministry of Govern-
ment Services that if the undertaking is subject to the
application of the Act, the following injury, damage
or interference with the persons and property indi-
cated will occur:
A. The Crown will be interfered with and dam-
aged by the undue delay and expense
required to prepare environmental assess-
ments for activities which will have insignifi-
cant adverse environmental effects.
B. Pre-submission consultation and completion
of the Class Environmental Assessment
referred to in Reason C for formal submis-
sion will be hampered by having to prepare
separate exemptions or assessments for
projects undertaken by Ministry of Govern-
ment Services and its clients that have insig-
nificant environmental effects.
Having weighed such injury, damage or interfer-
ence against the betterment of the people of the
whole or any part of Ontario by the protection, con-
servation and wise management in Ontario of the
environment which would result from the undertak-
ing being subject to the application of the Act;
The undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the
public interest to order and orders that the undertak-
ing is exempt from the application of the Act for the
following reasons:
A. All changes in the permitted use of real
property will be subject to the approval pro-
cedures under the Planning Act, 1983 which
procedures include provision for consider-
ation of environmental concerns and public
notification
B. The profKjsed undertaking will have no sig-
nificant adverse effects on the environment
that cannot be mitigated by the attached
terms and conditions.
C. The Ministry of Government Services is
preparing a Class Environmental Assess-
ment (Class EA) with respect to the activi-
ties referred to in this Order.
This exemption is subject to the following terms
and conditions:
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Publications Under The Regulations Act/
Publications en vertu de la Loi sur les règlements
1990—01—20
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 1/90.
Exemption — Ministry of the
Environment — MOE-41 .
Made— December 13th, 1989.
Approved — December 13th, 1989.
Filed— January 3rd, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
EXEMPTION— MINISTRY OF THE
ENVIRONMENT— MOE-41
Having received a request from the Regional
Directors of the Ministry of the Environment that an
undertaking, namely:
activities related to clean-up and/or remedial
work being carried out by the Ministry of the
Environment as a result of the default of a per-
son or company ordered to carry out such work
under the Environmental Protection Act or the
Ontario Water Resources Act
be exempt from the application of the Act pursuant
to section 29; and
Having been advised by the Regional Directors of
the Ministry of the Environment that if the undertak-
ing is subject to the application of the Act, the fol-
lowing injury, damage or interference with the per-
sons and property indicated will occur:
A. The exemption applies to emergency situa-
tions which present an immediate threat or
danger to public health or safety or to the
environment.
B. The time required to prepare environmental
assessments and seek approval under the
Environmental Assessment Act would signi-
ficantly delay the implementation of the
undertaking, thereby exacerbating the
threat or danger to public health or safety or
to the environment.
Having weighed such injury, damage or interfer-
ence against the betterment of the people of the
whole or any part of Ontario by the protection, con-
servation and wise management in Ontario of the
environment which would result from the undertak-
ing being subject to the application of the Act;
The undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the
public interest to order and orders that the undertak-
ing is exempt from the application of the Act for the
following reasons:
A. The activities involved in the undertaking
will result in minimizing the potential for
the injury and damage which are stated
above.
B. The various instructions, approvals and
orders which may be issued under the
Environmental Protection Act and the
> Ontario Water Resources Act will result in
these activities being carried out in a safe
manner.
This exemption is subject to the following terms
and conditions:
1 . Where an undertaking, which is being car-
ried out under this exemption order, is the
subject of another exemption order, or is an
undertaking for which an environmental
assessment has been accepted and approval
to proceed received, the undertaking shall
be subject to the terms and conditions of
this exemption order, and any other terms
or conditions of an exemption or approval
shall not apply.
2. A report, describing the activities carried
out as a part of any clean-up and/or reme-
dial work which is carried out under this
exemption order, shall be prepared by the
Director of the appropriate Regional Office
of the Ministry of the Environment and this
report shall be filed with the Director of the
Environmental Assessment Branch for fil-
ing on the public record, within thirty days
of the completion of such work.
3. This exemption expires the earlier of:
(a) three years from the date of its
approval; or
(b) the date on which a Regulation,
which exempts this undertaking,
comes into force,
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(2)
6.
Where any activity which otherwise would
be exempt under this order is being carried
out as or is part of an undertaking for which
an environmental assessment has been
accepted and approval to proceed received,
the activity shall be carried out in accor-
dance with any terms or conditions in the
approval to proceed as well as the condi-
tions of this order.
Where any activity which is the subject of
this order is being carried out as or is part of
another undertaking which is the subject of
an exemption order under the Act, the
activity exempt under this order shall be
carried out in accordance with any terms or
conditions in the other exemption order as
well as the conditions in this order.
This Order replaces Exemption Orders
MGSA-1, MGSC-3 and MGSD-4 published
in the Ontario Gazette on November 13,
1976 and MGS-64 filed as Ontario Regula-
tion 257/86, which are hereby revoked.
The activities referred to in paragraphs (4),
(5), (6), (7), (8), (9) and (10) of the descrip-
tion of the undertaking under this order
shall not be implemented if they will conflict
with any provision of a zoning by-law or
other similar land use control under the
Planning Act, 1983, Niagara Escarpment
Planning and Development Act, Parkway
Belt Planning and Development Act and the
Ontario Planning and Development Act
unless such change is made to put the prop-
erty in a safe condition.
For the purjwses of Condition 4 as it applies
to additions or replacement under para-
graph 6 of the description of the undertak-
ing for greater than 50 per cent of the cur-
rent operational capacity of the facility or as
it applies to paragraph 7, a provision in a
zoning by-law or other similar land use con-
trol which gives a general authorization for
all types of government uses shall be disre-
garded.
Subcondition 5 (1) does not prevent the
construction and use of administrative facili-
ties in a non-residential area or of buildings
of a type the official plan allows to be con-
structed for the private sector.
The carrying out of activities described in
paragraph (1) of the description of the
undertaking shall not be used by the Minis-
try of Government Services to justify any
particular undertaking which may involve
the property in question, nor shall it be
given any weight in decisions that must be
made under the Environmental Assessment
Act on any undertakings.
7. The activities referred to in paragraph (1 ) of
the description of the undertaking are not
exempt where the acquisition is for disposal
unless the disposal is related to meeting the
objectives of the "Housing First" policy or
to small parcels adjacent to currently owned
lands and the purpose is to round out those
currently owned lands and that the intended
use of these lands is not subject to the
Environmental Assessment Act.
(1) MGS shall include in its feasibility studies
the identification of all environmentally sig-
nificant areas. The identification shall
involve, where appropriate,
1. Contact with MNR District and
Regional staff;
2. Contact with Conservation Authority
staff;
3. Contact with the Niagara Escarp-
ment Commission staff;
(2)
(3)
4. On-site surveys
consultants; and
by environmental
5. The consideration of information
received from any party regarding
the existence of habitats for threat-
ened, rare, or endangered species.
MGS shall ensure throughout its feasibility
studies that no activities referred to in para-
graphs (1) to (10) of the description of the
undertaking shall negatively impact the
state of environmentally significant areas. If
such feasibility studies reveal that any envi-
ronmentally significant areas are potentially
adversely impacted by any of the proposed
activities in this Order, then an environmen-
tal management plan shall be incorporated
into the feasibility studies which shall ensure
that the state of any environmentally signifi-
cant areas shall be maintained or improved.
Such environmental management plans
shall address, where appropriate, surface
and groundwater quality and quantity, soil
management, noise, air emissions, habitat
preservation and management, public
access, heritage preservation and integra-
tion and environmental monitoring.
Whore MGS proposes to proceed with an
activity under this Order and a feasibility
study was completed before the date of the
Order that did not address the matters
required to be addressed by subcondition
8 (2), a supplementary feasibility study that
satisfies the requirements of subcondition
8 (2) shall be carried out.
(4) MGS shall comply with any environmental
management plan and supplementary feasi-
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bility study referred to in subconditions
8 (2) and 8 (3), as it may be amended from
time to time.
9. The activities referred to in paragraph (2) of
the description of the undertaking are not
exempt with respect to Environmentally
Significant Areas except where the sale,
granting or other disposal is to a public or
non-profit agency which will agree to use
such land for conservation purposes only
and there are provisions in an official plan
and zoning by-law restricting the use of the
land to conservation purposes only.
10. When heritage resources are identified as
significant in this interim period through
existing arrangements and protocals, MGS
shall avoid adverse impact on these
resources. MGS shall also consult with the
Ministry of Culture and Communications
with the intent of establishing a process to
identify heritage resources in MGS's inven-
tory of real property.
11. The additions referred to in paragraph (6)
of the description of the undertaking for the
Ministries of Community and Social Ser-
vices, Health, and Correctional Services
that are not administrative facilities will be
limited to increases not greater than 50 per
cent of the current operational capacity of
the facility.
12. The activities referred to in paragraph (8) of
the description of the undertaking are
exempt only for projects where a substantial
component is residential development.
13. Where MGS proposes to carry out an activ-
ity of a type that if carried out by a munici-
pality would be an activity in the Class Envi-
ronmental Assessment for Municipal Roads
Projects or the Class Environmental Assess-
ment for Municipal Sewer and Water
projects or if carried out by Ontario Hydro
would be an activity described in the Class
Environmental Assessment for Minor
Transmission Facilities (copies of which are
located in the public records established
under section 31 of the Act), then MGS
may only carry out the activity if it has fol-
lowed the same procedures as a municipal-
ity or Ontario Hydro would have had to fol-
low under their respective environmental
assessments and if as a result of applying the
relevant environmental assessment a munic-
ipality or Ontario Hydro would have had to
perform an individual environmental assess-
ment for such activity, the activity is not
exempt under this Order.
14. Any structure which would be subject to the
Building Code Act if built by a private per-
son shall be subject to the requirements of
the Building Code Act.
15. For the purposes of conditions 4 and 14, the
listed statutes shall be treated as though
they bound the Crown.
16. The activities referred to in paragraph (9) of
the description of the undertaking shall
comply with any relevant Canadian Stan-
dard Association standards and regulations
of the Federal Department of Transport.
17. Where MGS is carrying out an activity
under this Order, it shall review the envi-
ronmental history of the lands and shall
ensure that such tests are conducted as a
reasonable and prudent buyer, landowner
or developer would do given the history and
intended use of the lands. If such tests
reveal concentrations of contaminants in
excess of the criteria and parameters con-
tained in the "Guidelines for the Decom-
missioning and Cleanup of Sites in Ontario"
(MOE Policy 14-17-01), MGS shall follow
the procedures outlined in that Policy in
order to ensure that the decommissioning
and cleanup of the site is completed in an
environmentally acceptable manner before
the activities being carried out under this
Order are completed.
18. The Ministry of Government Services shall
provide copies of the Functional Program
Description or a similar document prepared
for the project which includes location,
environmental concerns and public and
agency contacts where appropriate to the
Environmental Assessment Branch for
activities referred to in paragraphs (7), (8),
(9) and (10) of the description of the under-
taking. Such descriptions will be submitted
at least sixty days prior to implementation
of any project. For proposed applications
under the Planning Act, 1983 permitting
substantial changes in use, the Ministry of
Government Services shall submit a Back-
ground Report to the Environmental
Assessment Branch containing a description
of, and rationale for, the project and a sum-
mary of its impacts. Any environmental
management plan and supplementary feasi-
bility study referred to in subcondition 8 (4)
shall be submitted to the Director, Environ-
mental Assessment Branch, and the appro-
priate Regional Office of the Ministry of the
Environment.
For proposed activities under paragraph 2,
involving real property in excess of 100
acres for any one undertaking, where such
real property has not been subjected to the
Planning Act, 1983, the Ministry of Govern-
ment Services shall submit, at least sixty
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467
days prior to implementation, a background
report to the Environmental Assessment
Branch of the Ministry of the Environment,
containing a description of, and rationale
for, the sale, granting or other disposal of
real property and leaseholds. This require-
* ment will not apply to the disposal of farm-
p land where the proposed use is farming.
19. Within forty-five days of receiving notifica-
tion from MGS under Condition 18 or
within forty-five days of receiving additional
information under this condition, the Minis-
ter of the Environment may, by written
notice to the Minister of Government Ser-
vices which outlines his reasons:
(1) direct that an environmental assess-
ment be prepared for the project, in
which event the project will not be
exempt under this Order; or
(2) advise that the project may proceed
with or without conditions; or
(3) request additional information, in
which event the project cannot pro-
ceed until the Minister or Director of
the Environmental Assessment
Branch gives written notice to pro-
ceed with or without conditions.
No response within forty-five days indicates
that the project may proceed under this
Order.
20. The Ministry of Government Services shall
diligently prepare and process the Class
Environmental Assessment referred to in
reason C above and submit it to the Minis-
ter of the Environment not later than eight-
een months from the date this Order is filed
with the Registrar of Regulations.
21. This Order terminates on the earlier of
either: two years from the date this Order is
filed with the Registrar of Regulations, or
the date the approval issued with respect to
the Ministry of Government Services' Class
Environmental Assessment referred to in
Reason C comes into effect.
22. In this Order, the following words have the
meanings given for them:
"administrative facilities" — includes offices,
land registry buildings, court houses, ambu-
lance centres and other provincial service
structures except for facilities constructed
for the Ministries of Correctional Services,
Health and Community and Social Services,
listed below and which definitions are filed
in the public record kept under section 31 of
the Act with the Environmental Assessment
Branch of MOE:
(i) Jails
(ii) Detention Centres (ages 18 and
over)
(iii) Correction Centres
(iv) Forestry Camps
(v) Young Offenders Open Custody/
Open Detention Centres, which are
government built and owned
(vi) Treatment Centres
(vii) Psychiatric Hospitals
(viii) Detention Centres (ages 12 to 17)
(ix) Centres for the Developmentally
Handicapped
(x) Project D.A.R.E. (Development
through Adventure, Responsibility,
and Experience) typ)e facilities.
"ancillary infrastructure" — sewers, water
lines, roads, sidewalks and pedestrian ways
and other facilities required to support land
uses permitted under the Planning Act,
1983.
"environmentally significant areas"
1. Classes 1, 2 and 3 wetlands as
defined by Ministry of Natural
Resources Regional and District
offices.
2. Areas of Natural and Scientific Inter-
est (ANSIs), as determined by the
MNR Regional Offices.
3. Escarpment Natural areas and Pro-
tection areas as designated and
approved within the Niagara Escarp-
ment Plan.
4. Environmentally Significant Areas
which may be named by such names
as Environmentally Sensitive Areas
and Areas of Environmental Con-
cern designated in official plans
under the Planning Act, 1983.
5. Environmentally Sensitive Areas as
determined by Conservation Author-
ities.
6. Habitats of species designated under
Ontario Regulation 287 under the
Endangered Species Act.
7. Habitats of threatened, rare and
endangered species, as identified and
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determined by the Ministry of Natu-
ral Resources' "Threatened, Rare
and Endangered Species Mapping
Program", as it may be expanded
• over the duration of the Order.
8. Habitats of threatened, rare and
endangered species, as may be iden-
tified and documented by any person
to the satisfaction of MNR District
and Regional Offices.
"communication towers" — structures
erected by the Province for purposes of
wireless communications.
"urban areas" — areas serviced by municipal
sewage and water works approved under
the Ontario Water Resources Act including
sewage and water works provided for the
municipality by the Ministry of the Environ-
ment under that Act.
"public agency" — Provincial and Crown
Agencies, Municipalities, Conservation
Authorities and the Federal Government.
"estimated value" — ^The most current esti-
mate prepared by an engineer, architect,
official, planner or construction contractor
of the cost of the undertaking, and which
cost has been accepted by the appropriate
authority of MGS as the basis upon which
the undertaking is to be proceeded with but
does not include any costs for,
(a) acquisition of land
(b) feasibility studies and design carried
out for the undertaking
(c) the operation of the undertaking.
"interim management" — all activities asso-
ciated with the maintenance or temporary
use of real property that is awaiting either
conversion to its planned end use or
disposal. O. Reg. 2/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 3/90.
Compliance Order — Ministry of Natural
Resources — MNR-C-1 .
Made— December 21st, 1989.
Approved — December 21st, 1989.
Filed— January 3rd, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
COMPLIANCE ORDER— MINISTRY OF
NATURAL RESOURCES— MNR-C-1
Having received a request from the Ministry of
Natural Resources that an order be issued with
respect to an undertaking, namely:
The primary access roads in the Latchford
Crown Forest Management Unit approved by
the approval (the "Approval") issued under sec-
tion 14 of the Act by the Minister of the Envi-
ronment dated June 17, 1988, a copy of which is
in the public records maintained under section
31 of the Act,
pursuant to section 29, in order to ensure that certain
mitigation measures with respect to completion work
are carried out; and
Having been advised by the Ministry of Natural
Resources that it has completed the connection pro-
posed to be provided by the Red Squirrel Road
Extension, part of the undertaking, but it has been
unable to entirely complete the said extension,
including ail mitigation measures related to its estab-
lishment as required by condition 28 of the Approval,
since factors beyond the control of the Ministry of
Natural Resources delayed completion into the
beginning of winter when seasonal factors prevent
effective completion of mitigation measures;
Having been advised by the Ministry of Natural
Resources that if the undertaking is subject to the
application of the Act, the following injury, damage
or interference with the property and persons indi-
cated may occur:
A. If, before December 31, 1989, with existing
snow depths and frozen ground conditions,
M.N.R. completes remaining measures
required by the terms and conditions of
approval to be completed by December 31,
1989, such as ditch and culvert cleaning,
seeding operations and placement of a rock
screen in the Pencil Lake area, the measures
will be ineffective and could result in envi-
ronmental damage to Crown land and fish
habitat in the area of the Red Squirrel Road
Extension.
B. Any delay in obtaining access to timber
stands intended to be accessed by the Red
Squirrel Road Extension, caused by inabil-
ity to effectively complete remaining mea-
sures required by the terms and condition of
approval, may
— jeopardize the economic viability of
the local forest industry by resulting
in loss of direct and indirect employ-
ment.
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— have negative effects on other busi-
ness in the area, and
— have negative effects on local com-
munities and local communities may
cease to be viable in both economic
and social terms.
Having weighed such damage or interference
against the betterment of the people of the whole or
any part of Ontario by the protection, conservation
and wise management in Ontario of the environment
which would result from the above aspect of the
undertaking being subject to the application of the
Act;
The undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the
public interest to order and orders that the undertak-
ing is exempt from the application of the Act in so far
as it is necessary to enable completion, maintenance
and operation of the Red Squirrel Road Extension
with all the mitigation measures required by the
Approval effectively completed for the following
A. Although the proponent was unable to com-
plete the road with all the mitigation mea-
sures in the time provided for in the
approval for reasons beyond the control of
the Ministry of Natural Resources, the road
was substantially completed and can be used
and it is desirable to ensure that completion
in accordance with the mitigation measures
is carried out.
This order is subject to the following terms and
conditions:
1 . Notwithstanding the provisions of condition
28 of the Approval, the Ministry of Natural
Resources shall complete the construction
of the Red Squirrel Road Extension with
implementation of all mitigation measures
related to its establishment which the Minis-
try of Natural Resources was unable to com-
plete by December 31. 1989, by no later
than July 31 , 1990, or such other date as the
Minister of the Environment specifies in
writing, and in the event that the nature of
any of the mitigation measures requires con-
tinuing work after that date in order for the
mitigation measures to be effective, the
Ministry of Natural Resources shall carry
out such work.
2. The Ministry of Natural Resources shall not
permit trucks to use the Red Squirrel Road
Extension to haul logs until it has filed writ-
ten notice with the Environmental Assess-
ment Branch indicating that, in the opinion
of the Minister of Natural Resources, the
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mitigation measures have been completed
so as to effectively deal with the adverse
effects of truck operation in accordance
with the purpose of the measures.
Except with respect to timing issues referred
to above, this order does not affect the
application of any other part of the
Approval to the undertaking. O. Reg.
3/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
MILK ACT
O. Reg. 4/90.
Cream Producers — Licences.
Made— December 19th, 1989.
Filed— January 3rd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 619 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MILK ACT
1. Subsection 4 (1) of Regulation 619 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 701/85, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) Every producer shall pay licence fees at the
rate of 15 cents for each kilogram or fraction thereof
of milk-fat in cream delivered to a plant. O. Reg.
4/90, s. I.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of January, 1990.
The Ontario Cream Producers'
Marketing Board:
J. Grant Smith
Chairman
John Bilyea
Secretary
Dated at Mississauga, this 19th day of December,
1989.
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INDEX 3
GOVERNMENT NOTICES/AVIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Lx)i de 1987 sur les transports routiers 385
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 413
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 428
Corrected Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion rectifiés 431
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 431
Corrected Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation rectifiés 432
Transfer of Ontario Corporations/Transfert de compagnies ontariennes 432
Restated Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution mis à jour 432
Amendments to Articles/Modifications aux statuts 433
Articles of Revival/Statuts de reconstitution 440
Certificates of Dissolution/Certificats de dissolution 441
Decisions on Applications for Audit Exemption/Décisions quant aux demandes de dispense en
matière de vérification 441
Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Tax Act/ Avis de défaut d'observer la
Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales 442
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)/ Annulation de
certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales) 446
Errata 447
Marriage Act/Loi sur le mariage 447
Change of Name Act/Loi sur le changement de nom 448
Management Board Orders 1989-90/Décisions du Conseil de gestion pour 1989-1990 452
Pesticides Act/Loi sur les pesticides 452
Applications to Provincial Parliament — Private Bills/Demandes au Parlement provincial —
Projets de loi d'intérêt privé 453
Petitions to Provincial Parliament/Petitions au Parlement provincial 453
Applications to Provincial Parliament/Demandes au Parlement provincial 454
CORPORATION NOTICES/AVIS RELATIFS AUX COMPAGNIES 455
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES/ A VIS DIVERS 459
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS/VENTES DE TERRAINS PAR LE SHÉRIF 462
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT/
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Environmental Assessment Act O. Reg. 1/90 463
Environmental Assessment Act O. Reg. 2/90 464
Environmental Assessment Act O. Reg. 3/90 468
Milk Act O. Reg. 4/90 469
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I Reg. 5/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 653
Publications Under The Regulations Act/
Publications en vertu de la Loi sur les règlements
1990— ()2— ()3
ONTARIO GUARANTEED ANNUAL INCOME ACT
O. Reg. 5/90.
Forms.
Made— January 11th, 1990.
Filed— January 15th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 231/82
MADE UNDER THE
ONTARIO GUARANTEED ANNUAL INCOME ACT
1. Form 1 of Ontario Regulation 231/82, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 432/83, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
654
Ministry
Of
Revenue
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 1
Ontario Guaranteed Annual Income Act
O. Reg. 5/90
Notice of Objection
Namo of Person Ob)ecl'ng
Old Age Security Number
Social Insurance Number
Slreei Number and Nanne
Telephone No
Mailing
Address Ciiy/Tov^
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to
the MINISTER'S DETERMINATION, DECISION OR DIRECTION
dated
The following are the reasons for objection and the relevant facts:
I I Check here if
additional sheets are
attached.
Appointment of Other Representative (i.e. Lawyer, Accountant, MP, MPP, Family Member. Friend)
I confirm that has the
authority to communicate on my behalf concerning this Notice of Objection.
I authorize the Tax Appeals Branch to collect personal information from and disclose personal information to my representative
in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1987.
This NOTICE OF OBJECTION must be signed by the person objecting or legal representative.
Name (print)
Sigr^ature
Capacity ol legal representative (tx«
Adninislrator or Power ol Allorney)
O. Reg. 5/90, s. 1.
Remo Manqni
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 11th day of January, 1990.
5/90
10
O. Reg. 6/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 655
ONTARIO PENSIONERS PROPERTY TAX ASSISTANCE ACT
O. Reg. 6/90.
General.
Made— January 11th, 1990.
Filed— January 15th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 654/84
MADE UNDER THE
ONTARIO PENSIONERS PROPERTY TAX ASSISTANCE ACT
1. Form 5 of Ontario Regulation 654/84, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 438/85, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
11
656
Ministry
ot
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 5
Ontario Pensioners Property Tax Assistance Act
O. Reg. 6/90
Notice of Objection
Old Age Secunly Nun-
Name of Person Objecting
Social Insurance Number
Sirofll Numbor and Namu
Telepnone No
Mailing
Address cnyrrown
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to
the MINISTER'S DECISION OR STATEMENT OF DETERMINATION
dated _—
Please check the box relating to your objection.
I I Property Tax Grant for year{s) 19
I I Sales Tax Grant for year(s) 19
Q Other
The following are the reasons for objection and the relevant facts:
n
Appointment of Other Representative (i.e. Lawyer, Accountant, MP, MPP, Fannily Member, Friend)
Check here if aadilional
sheets are attached
I confirm that
has the authority to communicate
on my behalf concerning this Notice of Objection,
I authorize the Tax Appeals Branch to collect personal information from and disclose personal information to my representative
in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. 1987.
This NOTICE OF OBJECTION must be signed by the person objecting or legal representative.
Name (pnnl)
Kignalur.
O. Reg. 6/90, s. 1.
Remo Mancini
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this Uth day of January, 1990.
5/90
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O. Reg. 7/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 657
SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS ACT
O. Reg. 7/90.
Forms.
Made— January 11th, 1990.
Filed— January 15th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 914 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS ACT
1. Form 9 of Regulation 914 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 392/83, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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658 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 7/90
Form 9
Ministry NoticG of Objection
°' Small Business Development Corporations Act
Revenue
Ontario
Name of Corporation or Person Objecting
Street Number and Name
Telephone NurDber
Mailing
At^t^^ess c.tyn-own
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the NOTICE OF PROPOSAL of the Minister of Revenue
dated the day of 19 ... , wherein the Minister proposed:
I — I To refuse to register the corporation as a snnall business development corporation
I — I To revoke the registration o( the corporation as a small business development corporation
I I To refuse to permit payment from the trust fund
LI To refuse to make a grant under section 21
I I To refuse to allow a tax credit under section 22
The following are the reasons for objection and the relevant facts;
( K space IS insufftcienl. a separate menrorandum should be anacried setting forth the full staiemeni of leasons tor ootectioo and relevant lacts )
QjCheck here if additional sheets are attached.
Appointment of Representative
I confirm that
has the authority to communicate on my/the company's behalf concerning this Notice of Objection.
I authorize the Tax Appeals Branch to collect personal information from and disclose personal information to
my representative in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. 1987.
This NOTICE OF OBJECTION must be signed by the person objecting or an authorized signing officer of the company
to whom the Minister's NOTICE OF PROPOSAL was sent.
Position or Office
O. Reg. 7/90, s. 1.
Remo Mancini
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 11th day of January, 1990.
5/90
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O. Reg. 8/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 659
TOBACCO TAX ACT
O. Reg. 8/90.
Forms.
Made— January 11th, 1990.
Filed— January 15th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 933 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
TOBACCO TAX ACT
1. Regulation 933 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing sections:
5. — (1) An application for a permit to mark cigarettes under subsection 2 (4) of Regulation 934 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 or for a permit to stamp cigarettes under subsection 2 (5) of that Regu-
lation and an application for a permit to purchase and sell unmarked cigarettes under subsection 9a (2) of that
Regulation shall be in Form 4.
(2) An application for a wholesale dealer's permit under section 3 of Regulation 934 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1980 shall be in Form 5. O. Reg. 8/90, s. 1 , part.
6. — (1 ) A wholesale dealer's permit under section 4 of Regulation 934 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 shall be in Form 21.
(2) A certificate for a person to whom the Minister has issued a permit to mark cigarettes or a permit to
stamp cigarettes under section 2 of Regulation 934 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 shall be in Form
22.
(3) A permit to purchase and sell unmarked cigarettes under section 9a of Regulation 934 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 shall be in Form 25. O. Reg. 8/90, s. 1 , part.
7. — (1) For the purposes of section 11 of Regulation 934 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, every
collector shall deliver to the Minister a return in Forms 6, 8, 9 and 26, and the supporting Schedules, with
respect to the taxes collectable and payable by the collector in the immediately preceding month.
(2) On or before the twenty-eighth day following the month in which tobacco products were imported
into or received in Ontario, every importer shall deliver to the Minister a return in Form 17, and the support-
ing Schedules, with respect to the tobacco imported or received by the importer in the immediately preceding
month.
(3) On or before the twenty-eighth day of each month, every person to whom the Minister has issued a
permit to mark cigarettes shall deliver a return in Forms 12 and 17, and the supporting Schedules, and every
person to whom the Minister has issued a permit to stamp cigarettes shall deliver to the Minister a return in
Forms 13, 14 and 17, and the supporting Schedules, with respect to cigarettes marked and indicia used by him
or her in the immediately preceding month.
(4) On or before the twenty-eighth day of each month, any person who manufactures a tobacco product
shall deliver to the Minister a return in Forms 6, 8 and 9 with respect to the tobacco manufactured for distribu-
tion in Ontario in the immediately preceding month.
(5) On or before the seventh day of each month, every dealer who sells, without collecting tax, cigarettes
that are marked or stamped with an indicium, taxable cigars or taxable tobacco other than cigarettes or cigars,
to a collector shall deliver to the Minister a return in Form 10 in duplicate with respect to the dealer's sales of
such tobacco products in the immediately preceding month.
(6) On or before the seventh day of each month, every dealer who sells unmarked cigarettes to a collector
shall deliver to the Minister a return in Form 11 in duplicate with respect to the dealer's sales of such tobacco
products in the immediately preceding month.
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660 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 8/90
(7) On or before the twenty-eighth day of each month, every holder of a wholesale dealer's permit who is
not a collector shall deliver a return in Forms 7 and 19 with respect to all tobacco products acquired in Ontario
in the immediately preceding month.
(8) Every dealer shall deliver to the Minister, at least ten days prior to the delivery of tobacco in bulk to a
person carrying on business outside Ontario, other than a retailer referred to in subsection 3 (2) of the Act or
holding a permit issued by another province or territory that permits the retailer to sell tobacco in such prov-
ince or territory, a return in Form 24 with respect to the tobacco to be delivered outside Ontario.
(9) On or before the twenty-eighth day following the month in which the tobacco in bulk was delivered to
a person outside Ontario, every dealer shall deliver to the Minister a return in Forms 7 and 15, and the sup)-
porting Schedules, with respect to the tobacco delivered outside Ontario in the immediately preceding month.
(10) On or before the twenty-eighth day of each month, every holder of an unmarked cigarette dealer's
p)ermit shall deliver to the Minister a return in Forms 14, 15, 16 and 18, and the supporting Schedules, with
respect to all unmarked cigarettes delivered within or outside Ontario in the immediately preceding month.
(11) In this section, "tobacco in bulk" means a quantity of at least,
(a) 10,000 cigarettes;
(b) 50 cigars; or
(c) 300gramsof tobacco in a form other than cigarettes or cigars. O. Reg. 8/90, s. \,part.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding thereto the following Forms:
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O. Reg. 8/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
661
Form 4
Tobacco Tax Act
Ministry Motor Fuels and
o( Tobacco Tax
Revenue Branch
P O Boi us
33 KJng StrMt *
OvhMva. Oniari
Application for a Registration
Certificate/Permit - TT201
All questions must be (ully answered.
Place an X' in box(es) lor type oi Registration you are applying:
D -- — D
D
I. Applicant's Legal Name
(Area Code) Telepnone Number($)
Mailing Aooress (Street Number and Name, Rural Route No., etc.)
Province or State
Postal or Zip Code
Trade or Business Name
only if
different |
from above. City or Town
Business Address (Street Number and Name. Rural Route No., etc.)
Province or State
Postal or Zip Cooe
3. Type 01
Ownership
D
,... □
D
="" D
4. Enter the full Name(s), Title(s) Address(es) and Phone NumDer(s) of Proprietor/Partners or Principal Ollicers. (Anâcn luppiamtmvy w ii ttguir«a j
(A/«a Cod«) T«l*phort« Nurrtbct Pcfc*ntagi
5. Location of Records
6. Name of Person Responsible lor Records
/.(Area Code) Telephone No.
B. Give a short description of your company's actrvity relating to tobacco products
9. State the number o( Tobacco Outlet(s) you operate (m box provided) and provide a supplementary list by type ol outlet giving the name
and address of each outlet. ,„ „ , , „ , „ , , „ . .. . ^ . „
W*r»r,oul»<i) Ftatiil Siof^Ti) Vending M»chin«<t( Cash & C«»ry Otia' (So»cr^)
10. Give Name and Address ol Tobacco Supplier(s).
11. To be answered by Marker / Stamper applicants only: Please list each location at whch cigarettes will be marked / stamped.
2. Sales Information - All Applicants: su» lo' m ux»cco prooucti and t, gu>ni,i,«
Ontario sales in the last 12 months
Estimated Ontario sales in the next 12 months
Imports in the last 12 months
Estimated imports in the next 12 months
Exports in the last 12 months
Estimated exports in the next 12 months
Sales to Indians, dlpkimats and visiting forces in the last 12 months
Estimated sales to Indians, diplomats and visiting forces in the next 12 months
No. of Cigarettes No. of Cgars Other Tobacco (gram)
13. Does your business currently have tobacco tax accounts with other jurisdictions?
Tax Accounl Numoar Jof*dcl«n Tax Acc<
4. Does your business currently have tax accounts with the Province of Ontario lor the foltowmg taxes? (Indcate yes by (X) in appropriate box.)
I I 0<xpo»«tlont Tax II yaa. Account No I I
R«lail dalaa Tax 11 yaa. Aeoount No.
The applicant hereby consents to the disclosure by the Ministry of Revenue of any information obtained from this application to any
government jurisdiction or authority that imposes a tax.
hereby certify that the atxjve statements are true and are given as an application and for the express purpose of obtaining a registration
certifKiaie or permit under the Tobacco Tax Act, and I undertake to comply with the provisions of the Tobacco Tax Act, and the reaulatcns
made thereunder.
Name (please print)
Signature
Please forward completed application to the
13» 09-») address at the top of the page.
For Branch
Use Only
17
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
662
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 4
O. Reg. 8/90
©Minstêre Direction de la taxe S,"" "^
du sur les cartiurants
^^^^ Revenu et le laDac LiHSHg
Répondre en détail à loules les questions
Ovhawt (Onuro)
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
Demande de certificat d'inscription/
permis - TT201
Cocher la case corresDondant au type d'inscription demandée.
Adresse postale (numéro et rue, Ou route rurale, etc i
3. Type de E/.i..pr.« p-i
opriété inii,«<iuaw 1—1
D
'D
I mArchsMl d« c<e«*tt
- D
Nom et prénoms du demandeur
Numéro(s) de téléphone
( )
Province ou Etat
Raison sociale
Remplissez
seulement W
siditiêrem y
de ci-dessus.
Adresse de l'entreprise (numéro et rue, numéro de roule rurale, etc.)
Province ou État
D
D
D
Lieu où sont conservés les reostres de I entreprise 5. Nom de la personne responsaoïe des reflistres
( )
S. Décrivez brièvement les aOMtes de votre entreprse en matière de produits du taPac
7, N° de téléphone
)
. indiQuez (dans les cases ci-dessous) le nompre de points de vente de tabac que vous expionez et précisez les nom et adresse de chaque
point de vente, sur autant de leuiliets séparés qu ii y a de types de points de vente.
P0«fH(t) 0* »»ni»
10. Nom et adresse de votre (vos) lournisseur(s) de tabac
11. A remplir uniquement par les personnes faisant une demande en vue de devenir marqueurs ou estampllleurs:
2. Renseignements sur les ventes ■ A remplir par tous les demandeurs :
Indiquer, pour chaque produit du tabac, en quantités ;
Ventes en Ontario au cours des 12 derniers mois
Ventes prévues en Ontario pour les 12 mois i venir
Importations au cours des 12 derniers mois
Importations prévues pour les 12 mois a venir
Exponations au cours des 12 derniers mois
Exportations prévues pour les 12 mois â venir
Ventes aux Indiens, diplomates et militaires de passage au cours des 12 derniers mois
Nbre de cgarenes Nore de cigares Autres (en grammes
Ventes aux indiens, diplomates ei militaires de oassaoe prévues pour les 12 mois â venir.
13. Votre entreprise est-elle actuellement soumise â la taxe sur le tabac d'autres provinces, territoires ou Etats?
Prminc«/t»rrltoM«/£lat
•ouiTM»* è l'imp&l c
D
D
Le demandeur consent, par la présente, i ce que le ministère du Revenu divulgue les renseignements figurant dans la présente demande i toute
autre autorité gouvernementale qui impose une taxe ou un impât.
J'atteste par la présente que les déclarations ci-dessus sont véridiques et qu'elles sont faites dans le but exclusif d'obtenir un cenificat
d'inscription ou un permis en venu de la loi de la taxe sur le tabac, et je m'engage i respecter les dépositions de ladite Loi et les règlements
prs en application de celle-ci.
Nom (en caractères d'imprimene)
Veuillez envoyer la demande remplie à
l'adresse qui ligure en haut de la page.
(B)I367(»»1J)
Signature
Réservé t l'usage
de la diraciton
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
18
O. Reg. 8/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 5
Tobacco Tax Act
Application for a Wholesale Dealer's Permit - TT202
All questions must be (ully answered.
3. Typeot ina,..io.l I — I co.t,o,.ion I — I
OwnOfShip Prop,..l<x.h p I I ' I I
8. Give a shon description of your company's activity relaling to tobacco products
Apoicants Legal Name
(Area Code) Telephone NumBerisl
Mailing Address (Street Number and Name. Rural Route No., etc.)
Province or Stale
Postal or ZiD Code
Trade or Business Name
Complete
only H L
different ^
from above.
Business Address (Street Number and Name, Rural Route No., etc.)
Province or State
Postal or Zip Code
H.rln..ship [~J Ol^.^ (Sp»:il») | |
4. Enter tne lull Name(s), Title(s) Address(es) and Phone Numtier(s) of Proprietor/Panners or Principal Officers. (Atucn lui
5. Location of Records
6. Name of Person Responsible for Records
(Ar»a Code) Talaphoi
7. (Area Code) Telephone No.
9. Slate the number of Tobacco Outlet(s) you operate (in txix provided) and provide a supplementary list by type of outlet giving the name
and address of each outlet. ^ ^ , . = . , =. „ , ...... ^ , ,. ^ . ^ ^ „
10. Give Name and Address of Tobacco Supplier(s).
1 1 . Does your business currently nave tobacco tax accounts with other jurisdictons?
Account Nufnt>«r JunsfliCIion Tb« Account NufT*«f
IAll.cn .uppl.m.ni.o, I,
12. Does your business currently have tax accounts with the Province of Ontario for the following taxes? (indicate yes by (X) In appropriate box.)
1 I Coiporilion» T*K II yas. Account No [ | R»t«l S«lM Tm m y«i. Account No-
The applicant hereby consents to the disclosure by the Ministry of Revenue of any information obtained from this application to any
government jurisdiction or authority that Imposes a tax.
I hereby certify that the above statements are true and are given as an application and for the express purpose of obtaining a registration
certificate or permit under the Tobacco Tax Act, and I undertake to comply with the provsions of the Tobacco Tax Act, and the regulations
made thereunder.
Name (please print)
Signature
Please forward completed application
to the address al the top of the page.
For Branch
Use Only
Note: A wholesale dealer's permit does not provide the authority to operate as a collector, manufacturer, marker, stamper, importer, exporter or
interjurisdictional transporter. To apply for such authorities, use Form TT201 - "Application for A Registration Certificate/Permit"
or contact this Branch. .,^. ,
663
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
19
664
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 5
O. Reg. 8/90
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
Ministère Direction oe la taxe c.p ta
du sur les cattjurants S«~.'';^,~"' Demande de permis de vente en gros - TT202
Revenu et le taCac i-'" »"»
Ontario
Répondre en détail à toutes les questions.
I. Nom et prénoms Ou aemanûeur
Numero(s) ae têiepnone
Adresse postale (numéro et rue, ou route rurale, etc.)
Province ou Etat
Raison sociale
Remplissez
seulement 1
si diltérent f
de ci^dessus
Adresse de l'entreprise (numéro et rue, numéro de route rurale, etc.)
Province ou Etat
3. Type de
propriété
D
SocMlé p«r Kbont
D
"- D
D
JtMl* COn^pMV du propnt
( )
5. Lieu où sont conservés les reflistres de I entreprise 6. Nom de la personne responsaoïe des registres
7. N» de telephone
LJ
B. Décrivez brièvement les activités de votre entreprse en matière de produits du tapac.
9. Indiquez (dans les cases ci-dessous) le nombre de points de vente de tabac que vous exploitez et précisez les nom et adresse de chaque
point de vente, sur autant de feuillets sépares Qu il y a de types de points de vente.
10. Nom et adresse de votre (vos) fournisseur(s) de tabac
D
iT^dt dM ccporai
□ Tu* d* ««r.!» au oi\Mi
Le demandeur consent, par la présente, a ce que le ministère du Revenu divulgue les renseignements tgurani dans la présente demande a toute
autre autorité gouvernementale qui impose une taxe ou un impôt.
J atteste par la présente que les déclarations ciKlessus sont véridiques et qu'elles sont laites dans le Dut exclusif d obtenir un certificat
d'inscription ou un permis en vertu de la Loi Oe la taxe sur le tabac, et je m'engage à respecter les dispositions de ladite loi et les
règlements pris en application de ceile<i.
Nom (en caractères a impnmen
Signature
Réservé à l'usage
de la direction
Veuillez envoyer la demande remplie à
l'adresse qui figure en haut de la page.
Remarque: Un permis de vente en gros n'autorise pas son titulaire à agir en tant Que percepteur, labrcant, marqueur, estampilieur, importateur,
exponateur ou transporteur intenerritorial. Les personnes désireuses de taire une demande à cet égard sont priées 0 uti'ser la formule TT201
(demande de certificat d'inscription/permis) ou dé se mettre en rapport avec la Direction. (n)iu3 09.1?)
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formé
665
Tobacco Tax Act
Ministry Motor FueS and
ot Tobacco Tax
Revenue Brancn
Tobacco Tax Return TT -101
Name ana Adflress
Reporting Number
Period Covered
A. Tobacco Tax (from Line 11, Schedule 1)
B. Ministry Authorized Adjustments
C. Other Adjustments (from Line C, Schedule 2)
D. Tax-Paid Purchases (same as Line 4, Schedule 1)
E. Sub-Total
F. Compensation
G. Net Tax
H. Shrinkage Allowance
I. Net Tax Payable
J. Other Adjustments
K. Amount Remitted - Payment Enclosed
Check box(es) to indicate Schedule(s) submitted as part of this Tax Return:
Schedule l D Schedule 2 D Schedule 3 Q Schedule 3a D Schedule 4 D
Schedule 5 D Schedule 6 CD Schedule 7 O Schedule 7a D Schedule 8 D
Schedules O Schedule 10 Q Schedule 11 O Schedule 12 Q
Note: Omission of the required schedules from a return constitutes filing ot an incomplete return and is
subject to penalty under the Act and the regulations.
Certification:
I certify that the financial and other statements of information included in this return or the schedules
attached thereto are in agreement with the books of the collector, manufacturer, wholesaler, importer,
exporter, registered marker or registered stamper, and exhibit truly and completely all information for
the period covered by this return.
Name(please print)
Title
Signature
Date
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
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666
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 6
O. Reg. 8/90
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
Ministère Direction de la taxe <-pk5
du sur les cartîurants o,„'^, ,^,|
Déclaration relative à la taxe
sur le tabac TT- 101
Nom el adresse
Date d ecnêance
N' 0 Identification
Période visée
A. Taxe sur le tabac (montant reporté de la ligne 11, Annexe 1)
B. Redressements autorisés par le ministère
C. Autres redressements (montant reporté de la ligne G, Annexe 2)
D. Achats libérés de tôixe (montant reporté de la ligne 4, Annexe 1)
E. Total partiel
F. Compensation
G. Taxe nette
H. Allocation pour rétrécissement
I. Taxe nette à payer
J. Autres redressements
K. Montant acquitté - paiement inclus
Cocher la (les) case(s) approprlée(s) pour indiquer l'annexe (les annexes) jolnte(s) à la
présente déclaration:
I I Annexe 2 LJ Annexe 3 Ll Annexe 3a LJ Annexe 4 \_\
Annexe 1
Annexe 5
Annexe 9
D
D
Annexe 2
Annexe 6
Annexe 10
D
D
Annexe 3
Annexe 7
Annexe 11
D
D
Annexe 3a
Annexe 7a
Annexe 12
D
D
D
Remarque: Si les annexes requises n'accompagnent pas la déclaration, celle-ci sera considérée comme
incomplète et fera l'objet des pénalités prévues par la Loi et les règlements.
Attestation:
J'atteste que les relevés financiers et autres renseignements qui sont contenus dans la présente
déclaration ou les annexes qui y sont jointes concordent avec les livres du percepteur, du fabricant,
du grossiste, de l'importateur, de l'exportateur, du marqueur enregistré ou de l'estampilleur
enregistré et reflètent de façon fidèle, exacte et complète tous les renseignements se rapportant à
la période visée par la présente déclaration.
Nom ;en caractères d'imprimerie)
Titre
Signature
Date
(B)1152(»»lli
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
22
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministry Motor Fuels and ^°^^\^
of Tobacco Tax "'"'
Revenue Branch
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form?
Tobacco Tax Act
Tobacco Tax Return TT-IOIa
King SirMt WmI
Otr^MwA. Ontaro
L1H SHO
Ontario
Name and Address
( To be completed by Non-collectOfA/Vholesalers and Interjurisdictional Transporters )
667
Due Date
neporllng NumBer
Peroa Coverea
Check box(es) to indicate Schedule(s) submitted as part of this Tax Return;
Schedule 10 | | Schedule 11 | |
Note: Omission of the required schedules from a return constitutes filing of an incomplete return and is subject to penalty under
the Act and the Regulations.
Certification: I certify that the financial and other statements of information included in this return or the schedules
attached thereto are in agreement with the books of the wholesaler and the interjurisdictional transporter
of tobacco products, and exhibit truly and completely ail information for the period covered by this return
Name (please prim)
Title
Signature
Daie
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
23
668
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 7
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Minisière Directcn de la laxo c p «js
du sur les carCuranls c»„',w. (ô^i» "
Revenu ei le tabac lihsh»
Déclaration relative à la taxe
sur le tabac TT-101a
( À remplir par les grossistes qui ne perçoivent pas la taxe et par les transporteurs interterritoriaux )
Nom et adresse
Date a ectiêance
N» d ideniifcalion
Période vsée
Cocher la (tes) case(s) appropriée(s) pour indiquer l'annexe (les annexes) sounnise(s) dans le cadre de la présente déclaration:
Annexe 10 | | Annexe 11 | |
Remarque: Si les annexes requises n'accompagnent pas la déclaration, celle-ci sera considérée comme incomplète et fera
l'objet des pénalités prévues par la Loi et les règlements.
Attestation: J'atteste que les relevés financiers et autres renseignements contenus dans la présente déclaration ou
dans les annexes qui y sont jointes concordent avec les livres du grossiste et du transporteur Interterritorial
de produits du tabac, et reflètent de façon fidèle, exacte et complète tous les renseignements se rapportant
à la période visée par la présente déclaration.
Nom ( en caractères d'imprimere)
Titre
Signature
Date
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
24
O. Reg. 8/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Forms
Tobacco Tax Act
669
Ministry Motor Fuels and
of Tobacco Tax
Revenue Branch
Schedule 1
Tobacco Tax Calculation
Perioa Covered
1. Schedule 2. Line C (Tax memo amount excluded previous month)
1a Invoice Assessed by the Ministry (Tax memo amount only)
List Invoice # # #
Si.
2. Suppliers' Schedule 3's:
Supplier 1
Supplier 2
Supplier 3
Supplier 4
Marked Cigarettes
$
$
$
Other Tobacco
Total Tax memo amount (Cigarettes 4 other tobacco): S
3. Imports of cut tobacco and cigars (Sch. 8, Line 5)
3a. Imported cigarettes stamped (Sch. 5, Sec. C. Line 2)
4. Tax-paid Purchases (from Schedule 10)
5. Exports of cut tobacco and cigars (Sch. 7)
6. Tax-exempt sales of cut tobacco and cigars to Diplomats,
Canadian Forces Overseas (Sch. 7a)
7. Tax-exempt sales of cut tobacco and cigars to Indians (Sch. 9)
8. Tax-exempt sales of all tobacco products to Collectors (Sch. 3)
9. GROSS ACCOUNTABILITY
10. Holdback calculation:
Add back previous month's $
Less current morrth's (note 1): S < )
Net Holdback; ( + )or(-)
11. Amount carried forward to Line A, TTIOI:
Note 1 ( Current month holdback calculation^:
$
Line 9 amount
Less
Line 1 at>ove : $
Line B, TT-101 (the absolute amount): $.
Sub-Total $
$
S
S
$
$
$
$
$
Current month holdback: (Sub-total x 10%)
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
25
670
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 8
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministère Direction de la taxe '^ «^
du sur les cartJurams
Revenu et le tabac
OshpMi (Oilwio)
Annexe 1
Calcul de la taxe sur le tabac
Nom de percepteur
N» didenwication
Période vsée
1. Annexe 2, ligne C $ .
1a. Factures évaluées par le ministère (montant du relevé de taxe seulement) $ .
Facture N° N° N°
2. Annexe 3 - fournisseur:
Fournisseur 1
Fournisseur 2
Fournisseur 3
Fournisseur 4
Cigarettes marquées
$
$
$
$
Tahar sr^iis d'autres formas
$
$
$
$
Montant total du relevé de taxe
(cigarettes et tabac sous d'autres (ormes):
3. Importations de tabac haché et de cigares (Ann. 8, Ligne 5)
3a. Cigarettes importées estampillées (Ann. 5, Section C, Ligne 2)
4. Achats libérés de taxe (montant reporté de l'annexe 10)
5. Exportations de tabac haché et de cigares (Ann. 7)
6. Ventes de tabac haché et de cigares exonérées de taxe à des diplomates
et à des membres des forces canadiennes à l'étranger (Ann. 7a)
7. Ventes de tabac haché et de cigares exonérées de taxe
à des Indiens (Ann 9)
e. Ventes de tabac sous n'importe quelle forme exonérées de taxe à des
percepteurs de taxe (Ann. 3)
9. CALCUL DE LA TAXE BRUTE
10 Calcul de la retenue:
Ajou'.er report du mois précédent: $ .
Moins montant pour le itiois en cours (note 1): $ <
Retenue nette: ( + ) ou (-)
11. Montant reporté à la ligne A, TT101:
Note 1 (Calcul de la retenue du mois en course:
Montant de la ligne 9:
Moins
Montant de la ligne 1
Ligne B, TT-101 (montant absolu):
Total partiel:
S
$
s
s ( )
$ ( )
s ' 1
s ( )
s
Retenue pour le mois en cours: (total partiel x 10%)
(R)1 154(89-0
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
26
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministry Motor Fuels and
of Tobacco Tax
Revenue Branch
Ontario
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 9
Tobacco Tax Act
671
P.O. Box 625
X King StTMt WhI
OahMv». Ontario
Schedule 2
Exception Report
Details of Tax Memos NOT INCLUDED on Current Return
Colleaors Name
Period Covered
Reporting No.
(A) Accumulated tax memos excluded in all previous months, and wliich are still unresolved:
Tax Memo Amount
Name of Supplier
Cigarettes
Other Tobacco
Reason for Exclusion
Total (A)
(B) Current month's tax memos excluded for the first time:
Name of Supplier Invoice # Invoice Date
Sut>-total
ToUl (B)
Tax Memo Amount
Cigarettes Other Tobacco
Reason for Exclusion
(C) Total tax memos excluded: (A) * (B)
Carry forward to (1) TTiOi, line C
(2) Schedule Lime 1
Approval may be obtained from the Ministry to ise a computer-produced facsimile of this fonn.
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
27
672
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 9
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministère Direction de la taxe
du sur les carburants
Revenu et le tabac
Ontario
Annexe 2
Rapport d'exception
Renseignements sur les relevés de taxe
non inclus dans la déclaration précédente
Nom du percepteur
N" d'identifcalion
Période visée
(A) Relevés de taxe accumulée exclus de la déclaration des mois précédents et non résolus:
Montant du relevé do taxe
Nom du fournisseur
N° de facture Date de facturation Cigarettes Autre produit du tabac Raison de l'exclusion
Total partiel
Total (A)
(B) Relevés de taxe du mois en cours exclus pour la première fois:
Nom du fournisseur N" de facture Date de facturation
Montant du relevé de taxe
Cigarettes Autre produit du tabac Raison de l'exclusion
Total partiel
Total (B)
(C)Montant total des relevés de taxe exclus: (A) -f (B)
Reporter k (i) TTiOi, ligne C
(2) Annexe 1 , ligne 1
Remarque:
Vous pouvez obtenir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie de cette formule priDduite par ordinateur.
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
28
O. Reg. 8/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 10
Tobacco Tax Act
673
Wtnistry Motor Fuels and
of Toûacco Tax
Revenue Branch
Obijw*. oh
Schedule 3
Ontario Deliveries of Marked Cigarettes
and Other Tobacco Products
Name
Reporting Numoer
Period Covered
Name ot Customer
Invoice Number
Tax Memo Amount
Cigarottes Oiner ToDacco
Customer Total:
ANALYSIS:
Total Marked Cigarettes:
Other Tobacco Products:
Quantity
Tax Memo Amount
Carry total forward to
Line 8. Schedule i
Approval may t)e obtained from the Ministry to use a computer-produced facsimile ot this form.
This, or any other approved facsimile thereof in support ot a ToOacco Tax Return must Ce submitted in duplicate.
A separate schedule 3 is required tor each customer.
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
29
674
Ontario
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 10
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
Min6i6re Direction de la taxe
du sur les carburants
Revenu et le tabac
c.p e»
33. ru« King OUMI
OihMva (Onurlo)
L1M8H9
O. Reg. 8/90
Annexe 3
Livraisons en Ontario de cigarettes marquées
et d'autres produits du tabac
Nom
N° d'identificatbn
Pêroae vsêe
Nom du Client
N° de (acture
Date de facturation
Date d'expédition
Montant du relevé de taxe
Cigarettes Autres produits du tabac
Total du client:
DECOMPTE:
Total des cigarettes marquées:
Autres produits du tabac:
Montant du relevé de taxe
Reporter le total a la
ligne 8, annexe 1
Remarque:
Vous pouvez obtenir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie de cette formule produite par ordinateur.
Joindre a la déclaration relative k la taxe sur le tatiac deux exemplaires de la présente formule ou de toute copie autorisée.
Il faut une annexe 3 par client.
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
30
O. Reg. 8/90
(.'■risir/ K'o'.o' Fuels ana
01 ToOa:co Tax
Revenue B'anc-.
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 11
675
Tobacco Tax Act
P O &: I t;".
33 K.-5 Si-**
Schedule 3a
Unmarked Cigarettes Delivered in Ontario
Peroa Coverea
Name o' Customer
Unmarked Cigarettes
Ouantrty
Customer Total:
Approval may be obtained from the Ministry to use a computer-produced facsimile of this form.
This, or any other approved facsimile thereof in support of a Tobacco Tax Return must be submitted in duplicate.
A separate schedule 3a is required for each unmarked dealer permit holder.
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
31
676
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 11
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Minsiére Directon de la taxe <^ '' "*
au sur les carturants Sh'I!.'(ôïi«"'
Revenu et le tabac lihsho
Annexe 3a
Cigarettes non marquées livrées en Ontario
N" a'kJentificalion
Période visée
Nom du cl«nt
Quantité de cigarettes
non marquées
Total du client:
Remarque:
Vous pouvez obtenir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie de cette formule produite par ordinateur.
Joindre à la déclaration relative à la taxe sur le tabac deux exemplaires de la présente formule ou de toute copie
autorisée.
Il faut une annexe 3a par titulaire d'un permis de marchand de cigarettes non marquées.
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
32
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministry Motor Fuels and
01 ToDacco Tax
Revenue Brancn
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 12
Tobacco Tax Act
33 Krg Street Was!
Schedule 4
Marked Cigarettes - Production and Distribution
(To be completed by Registered Markers)
677
Name of Marker
Perod Covered
Packages Affixed with Ontario E.O.D's
Size
OPENING INVENTORY
ONTARIO MARKED CIGARETTES
TRANSFER-IN (from ottier location)
I^ARKED CIGARETTES AVAILABLE
TAX-EXEMPT SALES TO COLLECTORS
SALES AND OWN USE
TRANSFER-OUT ( 1o Other location)
LOSSES
CLOSING INVENTORY
Location 1
25 Otriers
Location 2
20 25 Otners
Total
20 25 Olherî
Approval may be obtained from the Ministry to use a computer-produced facsimile ol this form.
O. Reg. 8/90,8. 2, part.
33
678
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 12
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Minstêre Direction de la taxe <= '" "*
13. ru* King ouMI
3ihMM (Onlario)
.1H SHO
sur les carburants
et le tabac
Annexe 4
Cigarettes Marquées - Production et Distribution
(à remplir par les marqueurs Inscrits)
Nom Ou Marqueur
N" (j'identificaton
Période Visée
Emballages marqués de l'estami^iile <<E.O.D.>> de l'Ontario
STOCKS EN DÉBUT DE PÉRIODE
CIGARETTES MARQUÉES
DE L'ONTARIO
TRANSFERT(d'un autre emplacement)
EMBALLAGES MARQUÉS DISPONIBLES
VENTES EXONÉRÉES DE TAXE À DES
PERCEPTEURS DE LA TAXE
VENTES ET UTILISATION PERSONNELLE
TRANSFERT (à un autre emplacement)
PERTES
STOCKS EN FIN DE PÉRIODE
Emplacement 1
20 25 Autres
Emplacement 2
20 25 Autres
Total
25 Autres
Remarqua:
Vous pouvez ot>tenir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie de cette formule produite par ordinateur.
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
34
O. Reg. 8/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 13
Tobacco Tax Act
679
Ministry Motor Fuels and
o( Tobacco Tax
Revenue Branch
P O Box 8J5
Î3 King S»»! *
OlhMViL Ontwo
Ontario
Schedule 5
Cigarettes Stamped and Indicia Usage
( To be completed by Stampers)
Name o( Stamper
Period uoverea
A. INVENTORY RECONCILIATION - Unstamped and stamped cigarettes (Packages)
Imported Packages Unstamped Imported Packages Stamped
Number ol Packages
20 25 Other 20 25 Ott
OPENING INVENTORY
RECEIPTS
PACKAGES STAMPED
AVAILABLE
DISPOSITION:
rO REGISTERED EXPORTERS
TO REGIS1ERED MARKERS & STAMPERS
TO OTHERS
OWN EXPORTS
LOSSES / DAMAGES
CLOSING INVENTORY
) {
B. INVENTORY RECONCILIATION - Tobacco Tax Indicia (stamps)
Carton Irxjicia
OPENING INVENTORY
RECEIPTS:
re: Authorization #
re: Authorization #
re: Authorization #
AVAILABLE
USAGE
SPOILAGE
CLOSING INVENTORY
C. TAX CALCULATION (Cigarettes Stamped)
(1) Numtjer of Cigarettes Stamped: ( Sch. 6, Line J )
(2) Tax Amount (a tax rate of per cigarette): I .
( Sch. 1 , Line 3a )
Note:
Approval may be obtained from the Ministry to use a computer-produced facsimile of this form.
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, parr.
35
680
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 13
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministère Direction de la taxe ^ '^
du sur les carDurants S^'^'ÏJ* "'
Revenu et le tacac lih shs
Annexe 5
Cigarettes estampillées et utilisation de l'estampliie
(À remplir par les estampilleurs inscrits)
Nom de l'estampiiieur
perode vsee
N° d'identification
A. RAPPROCHEMENT DES STOCKS - Cigarettes non estampillées et estampillées (Paquets)
Paquets impnrtiMi non fistamoillés Paquets importés estamolllés
Nombre de paquets
Autre 20
STOCKS EN DÉBUT DE PÉRIODE
NOMBRE DE PAQUETS REÇUS
NOMBRE DE PAQUETS ESTAMPILLÉS
QUANTITÉ DISPONIBLE
VENTES:
A DES EXPORTATEURS INSCRITS
A DES MARQUEURS ET ESTAMPIUEURS
INSCRITS
A D'AUTRES
PROPRES EXPORTATIONS
PERTES/DOMMAGES
STOCKS EN FIN DE PÉRIODE
) (
B. RAPPROCHEMENT DES STOCKS - Estampille relative à la taxe sur le tabac (timbres)
STOCKS EN DÉBUT DE PÉRIODE Eaampille 5ur Ifl CartOn Estampille sur la caisse
N» DE PAQUETS REÇUS
N» d'autorisation
W d'autorisation
N» d'autorisation -^-^
ouA^r^TÉ disponible
UTILISATION
PERTES
STOCKS EN FIN DE PÉRIODE
C CALCUL DE LA TAXE (Cigarettes estampillées):
(1) Nombre de cigarettes estampillées: (Ann. 6, ligne J) ^^_^^_^^^^__^^___^____
(2) Montant de la taxe (Taux de par cigarette): *
(Ann. 1, ligne 3a)
Ramarqua:
Vous pouvaz obtanir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie de cette formule produite par ordinateur.
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
36
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministry Motor Fuels ana
of ToDacco Tax
Revenue Brancn
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 14
Tobacco Tax Act
;°.Tst'.^.w,., Schedule 6
uhTmj°""° Inventory reconciliation - Unmarked Cigarettes
(To be completed by Registrants who handle unmarked cigarettes)
681
Name
Or.iano Repon'Pg \z
Period Covered
Oiner Province Registration Ko
Quantity
A. OPENING INVENTORY
B. RECEIPTS : (Indicate Supplier)
(1) Domestice Sources : (Sch. 3a's)
Name ot Supplier 1 .
Supplier 2.
Supplier 3.
(2) Imports : (Sch. 8, sec. 1)
C. AVAILABLE
Sub-total (A + B)
DISBURSEMENTS :
D. Exports (Sch. 7, re note 1)
E. Sales to registered Indians on reserve (Sch. 9)
F. Sales to Diplomats (Sch. 7a. re note 2)
G. Sales to Canadian Forces Overseas (Sch. 7a, re note 2)
H. Sales to other Collectors and Registered Exporters (Sch 3a)
I. Other authorized sales. (Sch. 7a re note 2)
J. Cigarettes Stamped (Sch. 5, Sec. C, Line 1)
K. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS Sut)-Total (D + E + F + G + H + l+J)
L. CLOSING INVENTORY
1. Append detail listings by customer name on Schedule 7. use separate schedule for each jurisdiction.
2. Append detail listings by customer name on Schedule 7a.
3. Approval may be obtained from the Ministry to use a computer-produced facsimile of this form.
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
37
682
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 14
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministère Directon ae la taxe cp, 0J5
du sur les carOurants c»h«w« (c
Revenu et le tabac lim«h«
Annexe 6
Rapprochement des stocks - cigarettes non marquées
(À remplir par les vendeurs inscrits de cigarettes non marquées)
Nom
N° d'identilcation
Pôrcde visôe
N» ainscripton (autre province)
Quantité
A. STOCKS EN DÉBUT DE PÉRIODE
B, QUANTITÉ REÇUE: (indiquer le fournisseur)
(1) Sources canadiennes: (Ann 3a)
Nom du fournisseur 1 .
fournisseur 2.
fournisseur 3.
(2) Importations: (Annexe 8. article 1)
C. QUANTT-TÉ DISPONIBLE Total partiel (A + B)
SORTIES:
D. Exportations (Ann. 7. voir remarque 1)
E. Ventes à des Indiens Inscrits dans des réserves (Ann. 9)
F. Ventes à des diplomates (Ann. 7a, voir remarque 2)
G. Ventes aux forces canadiennes à l'étranger (Ann. 7a. voir remarque 2)
H Ventes à d'autres percepteurs de la taxe et à des exportateurs inscrits (Ann. 3a)
I. Aufe ventes autorisées (Ann. 7a voir remarque 2)
J. Cigarettes estampillées (Ann. 5, art. C. Ligne 1)
K. TOTAL DES SORTIES Total partiel (D + E + F + G + H + 1 + J)
L. STOCKS EN FIN DE PÉRIODE
REMARQUE:
1. Fournir en appendice à l'annexe 7 tous les détails nécessaires pour chaque client; utilisez une annexe distincte
pour chaque province/territoire/élat.
2. Fournir à l'Annexe 7a tous les détails nécessaires pour chaque client.
3. Vous pouvez obtenir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie de cette formule produite par ordinateur.
(n)1166(89 111
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
38
Reg. 8/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 17
Tobacco Tax Act
68^
Winslry Motor Fuels and
ot Tooacco Tax
Revenue Branch
Name ot Imporîer
Period Covered
Schedule 8
Importation of Cigarettes and other Tobacco Products
( To be completed by Registered Importers of Tobacco Products )
1. Unmarked Cigarettes:
Supplier
2. Marked Cigarettes:
Supplier
3. Cigars:
Supplier
Point
ot Origin
Dale ot
Importation
Date ot Importation
Date ot Imponation
Selling
Price
4. Cut Tobaccos (Packages):
Point
of Origin
Dale o(
Importation
5. Total Tax Due (total of Sections 3 and 4)
(not accounted on supplier's Schedule 3's)
No. ot
Grams
Carry forward to Line 3, Sch 1
NOTE: Appfoval may be obtained from the Ministry to use a computer-produced facsimile ot this form.
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
43
688
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 17
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Minstêre Directcn ae la laxe '- *" '^
ou sur les carburants ^Z.^lZZ''
Revenu et le labac hhch»
Nom ae l'imponaieur
Annexe 8
Importation de cigarettes et autres produits du tabac
(À remplir par les imponateurs inscrits de produits du labac)
N» a'iaentiticaton
1. Cigarettes non marquées:
FQ'JfPiSSeur
Origine
Date dimponation
Quanma
2. Cigarettes marquées:
Fcurn.s;eur
Origine
Paie d'iiTMiaiion
3. Cigares:
Faur-^-sse^r
Date
fllrnoortation
4. Tabac naché (paquets):
gpu'rrsseur Qno'ne
Date
aimponalion
5. Taxu totale due (total des parties 3 et 4):
(montant non inclus dans l'annexe 3 concernant
le lournisseur)
Marque
Taille des
naouets
Quantité
Quantité
Prix de
vente
Poids (en
grammes!
Taux
Reporter à la ligne 3, annexe 1
Remaraue: Vous pouvez obtenir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie de cette formule produite par ordinateur.
Taxe due
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
44
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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O. Reg. 8/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE . 691
Form 19
Tobacco Tax Act
Minstry Motor Fuels and po bo.«« e<«k»<»^..l« •«n
o( Tooacco Tax ok.»,, om^^o
Revenue Branch lihwo Ontario Tax Paid Acquisitions of Tobacco Products
Ontario
Name ol Wholesaler:
Perioo Covereo.
Name of Suoclier invoice # invoice Date Ontario Tax Pao
Now:
Approval may be obtainM from tf>e Ministry to use i compuwroroduced facsimile ol this form.
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
47
692
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 19
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Ministère Direction de la taxe ■- '' °^
du sur les carCurants c»h«», ,'c
Revenu et le tabac lih m»
Annexe 10
Achats de produits du tabac sur lesquels
la taxe de l'Ontario a été payée
Nom du grossiste:
N" d'Identification
Période visée:
Nom du fournisseur
N» de facture
Date de facturation
Taxe de l'Ontario payée
Flsmarque:
Vous pouvez obtenir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie de cette formule produite par ordinateur.
I élM p«rc*pl*ui.
ign. 4. annan 1
(niii»5(»ia
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
48
O. Reg. 8/90
of ToDacco Tax
Revenue Brancn
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 21
Tobacco Tax Act
Wholesale Dealer's Permit - TT203
693
The above-named is authorized under Regulation 934 of R.R O . 1980 made under the Tobacco Tax Act to carry on business as a
tobacco wholesale dealer in the Province ot Ontario.
This permit is subject to suspension or cancellation for failure of the holder to observe and comply with the provisions of the
Act and the regulations made thereunder.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE: This is NOT a tax exempt permit.
Minster ol Revenue
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
Formule 21
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
Ministère Direction de la taxe c p. «S5
I* Kjng OuMt
•«• (Ontario)
Revenu et le tabac lih «ho
sur les carburants
Permis de vente en gros - TT203
Nom
AdtMS*
La personne susmentionnée est autorisée, conformément au règlement 934 des RRO, 1980. pris en application de la Loi de la
taxe sur le tabac, à agir en tant que marcfiand de tabac en gros dans la province de l'Ontario .
Ce permis pourra être suspendu ou annulé en cas de non-respect, de la part du titulaire, des dispositions de la Loi et des
règlements pris en application de celle-ci.
IMPORTANT : Le présent document n'est PAS un certificat d'exonération de taxe.
Ministre du Revenu
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
49
694
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 22
O. Reg. 8/90
Tobacco Tax Act
Ministry Motor Fuels and p o eo. «i
of ToDacco Tax J? '*"'' ^"•*' '
Registration Certificate- TT204
Th8 atxîve-named is resstered under Pegulatan 934 ol R.R.O.. 1980 made under ine Tobacco Tax Act to carr/ on Ousness as:
with respect to tobacco products in tne Province of Ontario.
Istuirtg Oal*
Eip.fy 0*1»
IMPORTANT MESSAGE: This is NOT a tax exempt cenrficate
Minster of Revenue
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
Formule 22
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
Minuter* Direction de la taxa c.p sa
du sur les cartïurana Shm^ôSiTér'
Revenu et le laDac i.<h •»•
Certificat d'inscription - TT204
Conformément au règlement 934 des RRO, 1980, pris en appiicaton de la Loi de la taxe six M taoac, la personne .: ^«mentionnée est inscrite
comme pouvant exercer les activités de
a regard de produits du tabac dans la province de l'Ontario.
Full*
Exc.r»»
IMPORTANT : Le present document n'est PAS un cenilicat d'exonération de taxe
Ministre du Revenu
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
50
O. Reg. 8/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 24
Tobacco Tax Act
695
Ministry
of
Revenue
Ontario
Ministère
du
Revenu
Formule 24
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
P.O. Box 625 C.P. 625
33 King Slrset West 33, rue King ouest
Osfiawa. Ontario Oshawa (Ontario)
L1H8H9 L1H8H9
Motor Fuels and Totjacco Tax Branch
Direction de la taxe sur les carburants et le tabac
Advance Notice of Importation/
Exportation - TT102
Préavis d'importation/d'exportation
- TT102
This form • is for the completion by the importer^exBOrter of tobacco products in bulk; and
La présente lorirtule est i remplir par I'mponateur/l'exportateur de produits du tabac en vrac,
• must t» completed and delivered to the Ministry within TEN days before the importation/exponation of the totîacco proOucts.
el dolt parvenir au mmstére. dûment remplie, dans les DIX jours précédant limportancn/l exportation de produits du taOac.
Nam» ol lrT>po(i«r/ Exportât / Nom d« l'tmtxxtMfurll'mxportMtmur
liT.poft«f'»/E)(pOri»r'i AddrMs / Aûtms» aa i;mportêmur/l'»KpatS»ur
Harm of Cuitorrwr / ^om Ou Cli»r)t
Cuntomm't Mtjtm» t Aarmt» au chant
Prorinc* 1 Elêl d* aattinaoon
Po-ntof Enrry/Eml
Pant a'antré» / da aata
Pom, ol
Pont aa
dépêii
D.I. 0.
Data a m
'TJO'VEipwl
Quâniity of Tob»cco ProducU to ta importée
(«) Numb«f of Cigwviwi / Nomtra da ciyaraimê
/•vportsd / Ouantli* d* produiii tabac d
(b) Numb»f ol Oram» ol Tobacco fi>oa eut «te.
Po>0< du ra£jc. an giammma (niché tm. at
avant *
r* impo(t««/a
(c) N^Tioar
of Csar.
aa ciga/aê
Nam* ol Trantporl*r/Nûm au trmapormur
Certification / Attestation
1 certify that this statement and other statements of information included herein are true, correct and complete.
J'atteste que tous les renseignements figurant dans la présente déclaration sont véridigues, exacts et complets.
Ntma {P«M« pnni)
Noœ Ifi caiaciéft a'imptimtfie)
TiT» / r,f(.
agomu,.
Dêf
- FOR BRANCH USE ONLY -
RÉSERVÉ À LVSAGE DE LA DIRECTION
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
51
696
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 25
Tobacco Tax Act
Ministry Motor Fuets and p o Bok 6?5
o( Tobacco Tax cLn'^,^ô^L
Revenue Brancn lim«m9
O. Reg. 8/90
Unmarked Cigarette Dealer's Permit - TT206
The above-namea is auinonzed under Regulation 934 ol R.R.O . 1980 made under the Tobacco Tax Act to acquire unmarked cioareiies strictly tor
tne following ourposes:
D
IMPORTANT Unless otnerwise authorized, bearer must pay tobacco tax on purchases
MESSAGE: ol marked cigarettes ana other tobacco products except unmarked cigarettes.
Minister ol Revenue
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
Formule 25
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
Ministère Direction de la taxe c^p «» Permis d'acquisition de cigarettes non marquées
du sur les carburants o.h'^,^,°""' . TT206
Revenu et le tabac L'm »"»
Nom
AOfaui
La personne susmentionnée est autorisée, conformément au règlement 934 des RRO. 1980, pris en appication de la Loi de la taxe sur le tabac, à
acheter des cigarettes non marquées exclusivement aux lins décrues ci-après :
Eipx* 1«
IMPORTANT : Sauf autorisation contraire, le porteur est tenu de payer la taxe sur tout achat
de cigarettes marquées et autres produits du tabac, à l'exception des cigarettes non marquées.
Ministre du Revenu
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
52
O. Reg. 8/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 26
697
Tobacco Tax Act
Ministry Motor Fuels and
of Tobacco Tax
Revenue Branch
PC. Box MS
33 King SlTMt WMt
Olhawa. Ontario
Schedule 12
Tax Included Sales of Marked Cigarettes and
Other Tobacco Products
Name
Reporting Number
Perioa Covered
Name of Customer
Invoice Number
Shipping Date
$ Tax Collected
Customer Total:
(Manufacturers/Markers Carry this figure forward
to the TTlOl line G)
Collectors: File this schedule for Sales to Wholesalers or other Collectors on which Ontario Tobacco Tax was charged.
Manufacturers/Markers: File this Schedule for Sales to Retailers, institutions, etc, on which Ontario Tobacco Tax was charged.
2:
Approval may be obtained from the Ministry to use a computer-produced facsimile ol this form.
This, or any other approved facsimile thereof in support of Tobacco Tax Return must be submitted in duplicate.
A separate schedule 12 is required for each customer.
O. Reg. 8/90, s. 2, part.
53
698
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Formule 26
Loi de la taxe sur le tabac
O. Reg. 8/90
Mmsiêre Direcion fle la taxe c p a»
au sur les cartjuranis " "" '^'"» *•*'
Revenu et le tabac T^^Tm
Annexe 12
Ventes de cigarettes marquées et autres
produits du tabac, taxe incluse
Nom
N° a lOeniiiication
Percae vrsêe
Nom Ou client
N« ae facture
Date ae facturation
Date a'expéditon
$ Taxe perçue
Total du client : y
(Les fabricants/margueiirs doivent reporter le
montant a la lisna G de la formule TT101)
Ramarquel:
Les percepteurs doivent soumenre cène formule pour les ventes aux grossistes ou autres percepteurs ayant payé la taxe sur le taOac en Ontarc.
Lbs fabncants/marqueurs dofvem remplir cette formule pour les ventes de tabac aux détaillants, institutions et autres ayant paye la taxe sur le
tabac en Ontario.
Remarqua 2:
Vous pouvez obtenir du ministère l'autorisation d'utiliser une copie ae cette formule proauite par orainateur.
Joindre î la aaclaration relative à la taxe sur le tabac aeux exemplaires de la présente formule ou de toute copie autorisée.
Il faut une annexe 12 par client
(R) IMOOe-lî)
Règl. de l'Ont. 8/90, art. 2, en partie.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st day of March, 1990.
Dated at Toronto, this 11 th day of January, 1990.
5/90
54
Remo Mancini
Minister of Revenue
O. Reg. 9/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 11/90 699
GAME AND FISH ACT GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 9/90.
Bows and Arrows.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 16th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 405 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
Clauses I (a) and (b) of Regulation 405 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 are
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(a) a crossbow unless it has,
(i) a draw length of at least 300 milli-
metres, and
(ii) a draw weight of at least forty-five
kilograms at the release latch mecha-
nism or at some point between the
release latch mechanism and the
point of string rest;
(b) a long-bow unless it has a draw weight of at
least eighteen kilograms at a draw length of
700 millimetres or less;
2. Clauses 2 (a) and (b) of the said Regula-
tion are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(a) a crossbow unless it has,
(i) a draw length of at least 300 milli-
metres, and
(ii) a draw weight of at least fifty-four
kilograms at the release latch mecha-
nism or at some point between the
release latch mechanism and the
point of string rest;
(b) a long-bow unless it has a draw weight of at
least twenty-two kilograms at a draw length
of 700 millimetres or less;
5/90
O. Reg. 10/90.
Wildlife Management Units.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 16th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 155/82
MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
1. — (1) The description of Wildlife Manage-
ment Unit 18A, as set out in the Schedule
to Ontario Regulation 155/82, is amended
by striking out "right-of-way" in the
twenty-second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "forest access road constructed
on the site of what was formerly part of
the most northerly east-west line".
(2)
(3)
5/90
The description of Wildlife Management
Unit 18B, as set out in the said Schedule,
is amended by striking out "right-of-
way" in the fourth line and in the twenty-
fourth Ime and inserting in lieu thereof in
each instance "forest access road con-
structed on the site of what was formerly
part of the most northerly east- west line".
The description of Wildlife Management
Unit 19, as set out in the said Schedule, is
amended by inserting after "centre-line"
in the twelfth line "and the centre line of
the forest access road constructed on the
site of what was formerly part of the most
northerly east-west line of the Canadian
National Railway Company and continu-
ing along the centre line of the most
northerly east-west line of the Canadian
National Railway Company".
GAME AND FISH ACT
O.Reg. 11/90.
Traps.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 16th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 673/82
MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
55
700 O. Reg. 11/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 14/90
1. Subsections 1 (15) and (16) of Ontario
Regulation 673/82, as made by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 5/85, are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(15) Subsection (14) does not apply in the parts of
Ontario lying north of the line formed by the centre
line of the most northerly east-west line of the Cana-
dian National Railway Company and the centre line
of the forest access road constructed on the site of
what was formerly part of that east-west line of the
Canadian National Railway Company between the
villages of Calstock and Nakina. O. Reg. 11/90,
s. I, part.
5/90
GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 12/90.
Traps.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 16th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 673/82
MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 673/82 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
la. — (1) No person shall possess a body-gripping
trap designed to kill an animal or bird or a leg-hold
trap unless he or she,
(a) is lawfully entitled to use such traps;
(b) was lawfully entitled to use such traps within
the preceding five years;
(c) is engaged or concerned in the business of
manufacturing, repairing, selling, transport-
ing or storing such traps or the business of
conducting research with respect to such
traps;
(d) is a collector of such traps and the trap is
rendered incapable of being used for trap-
ping;
(e) is conducting research into such traps in the
course of his or her engagement or employ-
ment by an educational institution or a
government; or
(f) possesses such traps for educational pur-
poses in the course of his or her employ-
ment by an educational institution or a
government.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply with respect to
traps in a museum or public display if most of the
funding for the museum or display comes from a
government or governments in Canada. O. Reg.
12/90, s. 1.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of April, 1990.
5/90
ONTARIO GUARANTEED ANNUAL
INCOME ACT
O. Reg. 13/90.
Guaranteed Income Limit.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 17th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
ONTARIO GUARANTEED ANNUAL INCOME
ACT
GUARANTEED INCOME LIMIT
1. Commencing with January, 1990, the guaran-
teed income limit for purposes of,
(a) subclause 1 (j) (i) of the Act is $9,926.40;
(b) subclause 1 (j) (ii) of the Act is $8,235.60;
(c) subclause 1 (j) (iii) of the Act is $8,235.60;
and
(d) subclause 1 (j) (iv) of the Act is $16,471 .20.
O. Reg. 13/90, s. 1.
2. Ontario Regulation 639/89 is revoked.
3. This Regulation shall be deemed to have come
into force on the 1st day of January, 1990.
5/90
REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 14/90.
Office Hours.
Made— January 17th, 1990.
Filed— January 17th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
REGISTRY ACT
OFHCE HOURS
1. Despite section 4 of Regulation 896 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 (Forms and Records)
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O. Reg. 14/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 17/90 701
and section 52 of Ontario Regulation 75/82 (Forms,
Records and Procedures), the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Timiskaming (No. 54)
and the Land Titles Division of Timiskaming (No.
54) shall be kept open from 9.30 o'clock in the fore-
noon until 1.30 o'clock in the afternoon, local time,
on the 17th day of January, 1990. O. Reg. 14/90,
s. 1.
2. This Regulation expires with the 18th day of
Januray, 1990.
Barbara E. Levasseur
Deputy Director of Land Registration
Dated at Toronto, this 17th day of January, 1990.
5/90
CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO)
O. Reg. 15/90.
Crop Insurance Plan — Apples.
Made — December 1st, 1989.
Approved — ^January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 17th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 198 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO)
1. Subparagraph 17 (2) of Form 1 of Regu-
lation 198 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(2) Written notice to the insured person shall be
served by personal delivery or by mailing it to the
insured person's last known address on file with the
Commission.
(3) Where a written notice is mailed, it shall be
deemed to be served three days after it is mailed.
2. Paragraph 3 of Form 2 of the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 730/88, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(3) An insured person may make application for
extended coverage up until the time that the produc-
tion guarantee report is completed and the premium
is paid by the insured.
The Crop Insurance Commission
OF Ontario:
Gordon Hill
Chairman
Daniela Scerni
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of December, 1989.
5/90
CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO)
O. Reg. 16/90.
Designation of Insurable Crops.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 17th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 230 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
CROP INSURANCE ACT (ONTARIO)
Section 2 of Regulation 230 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 297/85
and amended by section 1 of Ontario Reg-
ulation 296/87 and section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 433/88, is further amended by
renumbering item 15a as item 15b and by
adding thereto the following item:
15a. Greenhouse Vegetables.
5/90
BEEF CATTLE MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 17/90.
Weighing of Carcasses.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 17th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 80 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
BEEF CATTLE MARKETING ACT
The title to Regulation 80 of Revised Reg-
ulations of Ontario, 1980 is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
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702
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 17/90
WEIGHING OF CARCASSES
2. — (1) Clause 1 (a) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out "beef in the
second line.
(2) Subclause 1 (a) (i) of the said Regulation
is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(i) the hide, that part of the head and
neck forward of the first cervical
joint, that part of the fore-shank
below the knee joint, that part of the
hind-shank below the hock joint, the
respiratory, digestive, reproductive
and urinary systems, the pillar of the
diaphragm (hanging tender), spinal
cord, internal fats that have been
removed in accordance with good
commercial practices, external cod
fat and udder fat, and the tail pos-
terior to the first coccygeal verte-
brae, and
(3) Subclause 1 (a) (ii) of the said Regulation
is amended by inserting after "required"
in the second line "for pathological rea-
sons".
(4) Clause 1 (b) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(b) "carcass" means beef carcass or veal car-
cass;
(5) Clause 1 (c) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out '•'^Canada Agri-
cultural Products Standards Act" in the
second and third lines and inserting in
lieu thereof * 'Canada Agricultural Prod-
ucts Act' \
(6) Clause 1 (d) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out ^'Canada Agri-
cultural Products Standards Act" in the
third line and inserting in lieu thereof
' 'Canada Agricultural Products Act".
(7) Clause 1 (e) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(e) "head of cattle" means a head of beef cattle
or a veal calf that has been sold by the pro-
ducer thereof to an operator for a price cal-
culated on the basis of the weight of the car-
cass thereof;
(8) Section 1 of the said Regulation is
amended by adding thereto the following
clause:
(i) "veal carcass" means the entire carcass of a
head of cattle which has a carcass weight of
less than 363.4 pounds or 165 kilograms
with the hide on or less than 330.4 pounds
or 150 kilograms with the hide off except,
(i) that part of the head and neck for-
ward of the first cervical joint, that
part of the fore-shank below the
knee joint, that part of the hind-
shank below the hock joint, the
respiratory, digestive, reproductive
and urinary systems and the thoracic
and abdominal organs except the
kidneys, and
(ii) any part of the carcass the removal of
which is required for pathological
reasons under the Meat Inspection
Act (Canada) or the Meat Inspection
Act(Ontario) or any regulation made
under either of them.
3. Section 2 of the said Regulation, as
amended by Ontario Regulation 129/86, is
further amended by striking out "beeP'
wherever it occurs.
4. Section 3 of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out "beef wherever
it occurs.
5. Section 4 of the said Regulation, as
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 129/86, is further amended by strik-
ing out "beef wherever it occurs.
6. — (1) Section 5 of the said Regulation, as
amended by section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 129/86, is further amended by strik-
ing out "beer' wherever it occurs.
(2) Subsection 5 (1) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out ''Canada Agri-
cultural Products Standards Act" in the
sixth line and inserting in lieu thereof
' 'Canada Agricultural Products Act'' ' .
7. Section 6 of the said Regulation, as
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 341/82, is further amended by strik-
ing out "beef' wherever it occurs.
8. Section 7 of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out "beef wherever
it occurs.
5/90
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O. Reg. 18/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 19/90 703
MILK ACT
O. Reg. 18/90.
Milk and Milk Products.
Made— September 14th, 1989.
Approved — ^January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 17th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 250/87
MADE UNDER THE
MILK ACT
Subsections 38(8), (11) and (15) of
Ontario Regulation 250/87 are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(8) Immediately after putting the samples of milk
into a container in accordance with subsection (7),
the bulk tank milk grader shall place each container
into a plastic insert that is filled with a mixture of ice
and water and that is held in a clean, fully insulated
carrying case. O. Reg. 18/90, s. \,part.
(11) The bulk tank milk grader shall provide
enough ice to fill the plastic insert and shall keep each
sample of milk refrigerated therein until it is placed
in a refrigerated sample cabinet at a sample storage
depot. O. Reg. 18/90, s. \,part.
(15) Every sample storage depot shall contain a
segregated area with enough room to label sample
racks and store samples for seven days. O. Reg.
18/90, s. \,part.
Ontario Farm Products Marketing
Commission:
Kenneth W. Knox
Chairman
Gloria Marco Borys
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 14th of September, 1989.
5/90
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
O. Reg. 19/90.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of
Burlington.
Made— January 16th, 1990.
Filed— January 17th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER THE
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
1. Section 135 of Ontario Regulation 482/73,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 59/89, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
135. — (1) Notwithstanding section 4, the building
existing on the land described in subsection (4) on the
1st day of December, 1988 that is used as a pavilion
restaurant may be extended and the extension may
be used for restaurant purposes, including washroom
facilities, if the following requirements are met:
Maximum area of
extension
Maximum height of
extension
25 square metres
5 metres
(2) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the building described in subsection (1) may
be extended by adding two decks and the decks may
be used for restaurant purposes if the following
requirements are met:
Maximum total floor area
of the decks
300 square metres
(3) Notwithstanding any other provision of this
Order, the building existing on the land described in
subsection (4) on the 1st day of January, 1990 may
continue to be used for the purposes of storage if the
following requirements are met:
Maximum floor area of
building
100 square metres
(4) Subsections (1), (2) and (3) apply to that par-
cel of land in the City of Burlington in The Regional
Municipality of Halton, formerly in the Township of
East Flamborough in the County of Wentworth,
being that part of Lot 12 in Concession I more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the northerly
limit of Plains Road and the easterly limit of Lot
12 in Concession I;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of the
Lx)t, 377 metres;
Thence westerly at right angles from the easterly
limit of the Lot to the northerly limit of Plains
Road;
Thence easterly along the northerly limit of
Plains Road to the place of beginning. O. Reg.
19/90, s. 1.
59
704 O. Reg. 19/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 22/90
Diana Linn Jardine
Director
Plans Administration Branch
Central and Southwest
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of January, 1990.
5/90
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
O. Reg. 20/90.
County of Halton (now part of the regional
municipalities of Halton and Peel), Town
of Oakville (now part of the towns of
Halton Hills, Milton, Oakville and the
City of Mississauga).
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 18th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 481/73
MADE UNDER THE
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
Subsection 87 (I) of Ontario Regulation
481/73, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 188/89, is amended by striking
out the last three lines and inserting in
lieu thereof:
Maximum percentage of
lot to be covered by
buildings and structures
10 per cent
Diana Linn Jardine
Director
Plans Administration Branch
Central and Southwest
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of January, 1990.
5/90
fflGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 21/90.
Parking.
Made— January 15th, 1990.
Filed— January 18th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 477 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Schedule 67 of Appendix A to Regulation
477 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, as amended by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 213/81 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 719/81, is further
amended by adding thereto the following
paragraph:
3. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
27 in the Township of Vespra in the County of Sim-
coe beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway known as Glen
Echo Drive and extending southerly for a distance of
480 metres.
2. Appendix A to the said Regulation, is
amended by adding thereto the following
Schedule:
Schedule 90
HIGHWAY No. 93
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
93 in the Township of Tiny in the County of Simcoe
beginning at a point situate 540 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known as No. 12 and extending
northerly for a distance of 100 metres. O. Reg.
21/90, s. 2.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of January, 1990.
5/90
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 22/90.
Speed Limits.
Made— January 15th, 1990.
Filed— January 18th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 490 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
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O. Reg. 22/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 23/90 705
1. — (1) Paragraph 5 of Part 4 of Schedule 2 to
Regulation 490 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
Elgin —
Twp. of
Malahide
Town of
Ay 1 mer
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
beginning at a point situate 316 metres
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Caverly Street in the
Town of Aylmer and extending west-
erly for a distance of 240 metres.
(2) Part 6 of the said Schedule 2 is amended
by adding thereto the following para-
graph:
12. That part of the King's Highway
Elgin — known as No. 3 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
beginning at a point situate 206 metres
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Caverly Street in the
Town of Aylmer and extending west-
erly for a distance of 1 10 metres.
Twp. of
Malahide
Town of
Aylmer
Paragraph 9 of Part 5 of Schedule 3 to the
said Regulation is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
Huron —
Twps. of East
Wawanosh and
Morris
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the townships of
East Wawanosh and Morris in the
County of Huron lying between a
point situate 100 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Parker Drive and a point situate 470
metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road
No. 20.
Paragraph 1 of Part 1 of Schedule 227 to
the said Regulation, as made by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 494/89, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Regional
Municipality
of Peel-
City of
Mississauga
City of
Brampton
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 410 in The Regional
Municipality of Peel lying between a
point situate 715 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Courtneypark Drive in the City of
Mississauga and a point situate 320
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Bovaird Drive
(Peel Regional Road 16) in the City of
Brampton. O. Reg. 22/90, s. 3.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of January, 1990.
5/90
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 23/90.
Exemption — Waterloo North
Hydro— WATE-C-1.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Approved — ^January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 19th, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
EXEMPTION— WATERLOO NORTH
HYDRO— WATE-C-1
Having received a request from the Hydro Electric
Commission of Waterloo, Wellesley and Woolwich
(Waterloo North Hydro) that an undertaking,
namely:
the activities of planning, designing, land acqui-
sition, constructing and operating an electrical
transformer station on lands on the east side of
Fischer-Hallman Road at its intersection with
the Ontario Hydro right-of-way near Columbia
Street West in the City of Waterloo, to trans-
form electrical power from 230kV to
27.6/16.0— 13.8/8.0 kV,
be exempt from the application of the Act pursuant
to section 29; and
Having been advised that if the undertaking is sub-
ject to the application of the Act, the following
injury, damage or interference with the persons and
property indicated will occur:
A. The proponent and its customers will be
damaged and interfered with by the undue
expense required to prepare an Environ-
mental Assessment for an undertaking
which will have only minimal effects on the
environment.
B. The City of Waterloo will be damaged and
interfered with as it will be necessary to
restrict development in the north and west
sections of the City.
Having weighed such damage or interference
against the betterment of the people of the whole or
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 24/90
any part of Ontario by the protection, conservation
and wise management in Ontario of the environment
which would result from the undertaking being sub-
ject to the application of the Act;
The undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the
public interest to order and orders that the undertak-
ing is exempt from the application of the Act for the
following reasons:
A. The proponent has prepared an Environ-
mental Study Report that demonstrates that
the environmental effects of construction
and operation of the transformer station will
be very limited and not adverse.
B. The public and property owners have been
made aware of the proposed construction of
the transformer station and the proponent
advises that there are no public concerns.
C. The proponent has carried out pre-submis-
sion consultation with the Ministry of the
Environment, and circulated the following
Ministries for comment: Citizenship and
Culture, Natural Resources, Agriculture
and Food. Contact with these Ministries will
be maintained throughout the construction
stage of the undertaking.
This exemption is subject to the following terms
and conditions:
1 . This exemption shall expire if construction
is not commenced by January 1 , 1993.
2. — (1) The maximum design levels for noise at the
point of reception shall be established
in accordance with the Ontario Hydro
"Protocol for Community Noise Control",
January 7, 1981.
(2) The noise level of the power transformers to
be installed will be tested by Waterloo
North Hydro in accordance with the Cana-
dian Standards Association publication
CAN3-C88-M79.
(3) If the tests under subcondition (2) establish
that the facility noise level exceeds the
design levels established in subcondition
(1), a noise mitigation study outlining the
proposed mitigation measures to reduce the
noise impact shall be submitted to the
Director, Approvals Branch, Ministry of
the Environment, for approval. Approved
mitigation measures shall then be under-
taken by Waterloo North Hydro forthwith.
(4) The noise level of the power transformers
shall be tested by Waterloo North Hydro
from time to time to ensure compliance with
the maximum design level established in
subcondition (1).
3. The design and implementation process for
the facility will be carried out by Waterloo
North Hydro according to the Environmen-
tal Study Report and recommendations con-
tained therein; and will be made known by
Waterloo North Hydro to the public gov-
ernment agencies and property owners in
the area.
4. Mitigation of any adverse environmental
effects during construction shall be under-
taken by Waterloo North Hydro in accor-
dance with section 4 of Ontario Hydro's
"Environmental Guidelines for the Con-
struction and Maintenance of Transmission
Facilities (1986)".
5. Where any activity which otherwise would
be exempt under this order is being carried
out as or is part of an undertaking for which
an environmental assessment has been
accepted and approval to proceed received,
the activity shall be carried out in accor-
dance with any terms or conditions in the
approval to proceed as well as the condi-
tions of this order.
6. Where any activity which is the subject of
this order is being carried out as or is part of
another undertaking which is the subject of
any exemption order under the Act, the
activity exempt under this order shall be
carried out in accordance with any terms or
conditions in the other exemption order as
well as the conditions in this order.
7. Within thirty days of completing construc-
tion and again within thirty days of complet-
ing the approved mitigation measures, if
any, the proponent shall submit a report to
the Director of the Environmental Assess-
ment Branch, Ministry of the Environment,
outlining how conditions one through four
were met. O. Reg. 23/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
5/90
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 24/90.
Exemption — Ministry of Natural
Resources — MNR-55 .
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Approved — ^January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 19th, 1990.
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O. Reg. 24/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
707
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
EXEMPTION— MINISTRY OF NATURAL
RESOURCES— MNR-55
Having received a request from the Minister of
Natural Resources that an undertaking, namely:
The activity of constructing a new Visitor Centre
in Algonquin Provincial Park,
be exempt from the application of the Act pursuant
to section 29; and
Having been advised by the Ministry of Natural
Resources that if the undertaking is subject to the
application of the Act, the following injury, damage
or interference with the persons and property indi-
cated will occur:
A. The Ministry of Natural Resources and the
public will be damaged by the unnecessary
time and expense of having to prepare and
submit an Environmental Assessment for an
activity which is expected to have minimal
negative impacts on the environment.
Having weighed such injury, damage or interfer-
ence against the betterment of the people of the
whole or any part of Ontario by the protection, con-
servation and wise management in Ontario of the
environment which would result from the undertak-
ing being subject to the application of the Act;
The undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the
public interest to order and orders that the undertak-
ing is exempt from the application of the Act for the
following reasons:
A. The public has had several opportunities to
review and provide input to the planning for
the Visitor Centre, including the 1979
Review of the Algonquin Park Master Plan,
and the ongoing review of the Algonquin
Park Management Plan, and no concerns
have been raised.
B. Construction of the Visitor Centre must
commence in the spring of 1990 in order to
be completed in time for the 1993 Centen-
nial Celebration for Algonquin Park, the
"flagship" of Ontario's provincial park sys-
tem.
C. The Visitor Centre will provide important
recreation and public education benefits to
park visitors.
D. The Ministry of Natural Resources will con-
struct the Visitor Centre in a manner to
minimize any potential negative impacts on
the environment.
E. The purpose of this Order is only to exempt
a capital construction project costing in
excess of $2,000,000 which, except for the
cost, would otherwise be exempt by MNR-
30/9 filed as O. Reg. 87/89.
This exemption is subject to the following terms
and conditions:
The Ministry of Natural Resources shall
conduct such studies as are necessary to
determine the preferred methods of provid-
ing sewage and water services to the pro-
posed site and submit these studies and
appropriate applications to the Ministry of
the Environment for approval prior to con-
struction.
Construction wastes generated by the con-
struction activities shall be disposed of in
accordance with MNR Construction and
Mitigation Guidelines and the MNR Class
EA for Solid Waste Disposal.
The Ministry of Natural Resources will
notify, in writing, the Environmental
Assessment Branch, as well as the appropri-
ate Regional Office of the Ministry of the
Environment, of the date it is intending to
commence construction of the Visitor Cen-
tre. Such notice shall be given at least forty-
five days in advance of the commencement
of construction.
4. A copy of the project plan will be available
to the public for examination at the Algon-
quin Park District Office, the Regional
Office of the Ministry of the Environment
and the Environmental Assessment Branch
of the Ministry of the Environment at least
forty-five days before the commencement of
construction.
5. This Exemption Order expires December
31 , 1991 , unless the construction of the Visi-
tor Centre commences prior to this date, in
which event it shall continue to apply until
the project is completed.
6. Where any activity which otherwise would
be exempt under this Order is being carried
out as or is part of an undertaking for which
an environmental assessment has been
accepted and approval to proceed received,
the activity shall be carried out in accor-
dance with any terms or conditions in the
approval to proceed as well as the condi-
tions of this Order.
7. Where any activity which is the subject of
this Order is being carried out as or is part
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 24/90
of another undertaking which is the subject
of an exemption order under the Act, the
activity exempt under this Order shall be
carried out in accordance with any terms or
conditions in the other exemption order as
5/90
well as the conditions in this Order.
O. Reg. 24/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
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INDEX 5
GOVERNMENT NOTICES/AVIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Criminal Code/Code criminel 569
Appointments/Nominations 570
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les transports routiers 574
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 595
Certificates of Incorporation Issued/Certificats de constitution en personne morale 612
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued/Lettres patentes constitutives délivrées 612
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 615
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710 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE / LA GAZETTE DE L'ONTARIO
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Registry Act O. Reg. 14/90 700
Small Business Development Corp)orations Act O. Reg. 7/90 657
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Publications under the Regulations Act
Publications en vertu de la Loi sur les règlements
iy<;()_02— 10
GASOLINE TAX ACT
O. Reg. 25/90.
General.
Made— December 29th, 1989.
Filed— January 22nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 648/86
MADE UNDER THE
GASOLINE TAX ACT
1. Section 7 of Ontario Regulation 648/86, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 473/88, is further amended by adding
thereto the following subsections:
(8) A notice of objection under section 13 of the
Act shall be in Form 8.
(9) A notice of appeal under section 14 of the Act
shall be in Form 9. O. Reg. 25/90, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is amended by add-
ing thereto the following Forms:
65
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Form 8
Gasoline Tax Act
Ministry
of
Revenue
O. Reg. 25/90
Notice of Objection
Ontario
Name ot Taxpayer (Corporalion, Purchaser Registrant, Vendor)
Mailing
Address
Street Number and Name
Cily/Town
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
D
OR
a
Assessment No
Date ol Notice ol Assessment
Year Month Day
Amount ol Tax
$
tor Period ending
1 vear 1 Monm ! Dav
Statement ol Disallowance
o( Rebate/Helund Claim No
Statement Date
Year Monlh
Dav
jRebate/Reluno Amount
-Account Number
-Permit Number
under the following act (check one only and indicate account/permit number)
I I CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
[D GASOLINE TAX ACT
dl LAND TRANSrER TAX ACT
n RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit Number
O TOBACCO TAX ACT - Permit Number
LJ FUEL TAX ACT, 1961^ - Permit Number
1—1 MINING TAX ACT - Account Number
LJ PACE TRACKS TAX ACT. 19B8 - Permit Number
The following are the reasons for objection antj the relevant facts:
(II space IS insuHicient. a separate memorandum should be attached setting forth the lull statement o( reasons lor obiection and relevant tacts )
I I Check here il additional sheets are attached.
Appointment of Representative
confirm that
has the authority to communicate on my/the company's behalf concerning this Notice of Objection.
1 authorize the Tax Appeals Branch to collect personal information from antj disclose personal information to
my representative in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1987.
This NOTICE OF OBJECTION must be signed by the person objecting or an authorized signing officer of the
company.
Signature
Position or Office
1406N(89-Oi5)
O. Reg. 25/90, s. 2, part.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 9
Gasoline Tax Act
803
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
In The Matter of the (Check one only):
D Corporations Tax Act
D Gasoline Tax Act
D Retail Sales Tax Act
D Tobacco Tax Act
n Land Transfer Tax Act
D Fuel Tax Act, 1981
D Mining Tax Act
D Race Tracks Tax Act, 1Î
BETWEEN
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only):
D Section 78 of the Corporations Tax Act
D Section 14 of the Gasoline Tax Act
□ Section 23 of the ptetail Sales Tax Act
D Section 13 of the Tobacco Tax Act
Appellant,
Respondent.
D Section 12 of the Land Transfer Tax Act
D Section 14 of the Fuel Tax Act. 1981
D Section 10 of the Mining Tax Act
D Section 11 of the Race Tracks Tax Act, 1988
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the
in respect of
day of
19
□
OR
D
Assessment No.
Date of Notice of Assessment
Amount of Tax
for Period ending
Year Month Day
$
Yaar Month
Day
Statement of Disallowance
Stalemeni Date
Rebate/Refund Amount
Year Month
Day
$
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant (acts and law to be relied on in support of the appeal in a separate memorandum attached to this form.)
Appointment of Representative
I confirm that has the
authority to communicate on my/the company's behalf concerning this Notice of Appeal. I authorize the Ministry of Revenue to collect
personal information from and disclose personal information to my representative in accordance w/ith the Freedom of Information and
Protection of Privacy Act. 1987.
This NOTICE OF APPEAL must be signed by the Appellant or by an authorized representative.
Dais Nam* (prim) Signaiura Position or OtIIca
O. Reg. 25/90, s. 2, part.
Remo Mancini
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 29th day of December, 1989.
6/90
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 27/90
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O. Reg. 26/90.
Restricted Areas — ^Territorial District of
Sudbury.
Made— December 27th, 1989.
Filed— January 24th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 834/81
MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
1. Schedule 1 to Ontario Regulation 834/81
is amended by adding thereto the follow-
ing section:
98. — (1) The land described in subsection (2) may
be used for.
(a) the erection and use thereon of a woodworlc
manufacturing workshop; and
(b) the erection and use thereon of a commer-
cial showroom.
(2) Subsection (1) applies to that parcel of land in
the geographic Township of Dill in the Territorial
District of Sudbury, being that part of Lot 6 in Con-
cession III designated as Part 1 on Reference Plan
53R-12162 deposited in the Land Registry Office for
the Registry Division of Sudbury (No. 53).
Peter W. Boles
Director
Plans Administration Branch
North and East
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 27th day of December,
1989.
6/90
PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT
O. Reg. 27/90.
Proceedings Commenced by Certificate of Offence.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 24th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 817 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PROVINCIAL OFFENCES ACT
1. Schedule 5 to Regulation 817 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 517/81 and amended by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 33/83, section 1
of Ontario Regulation 65/85 and sections 3 and 4 of Ontario Regulation 430/87, is further
amended by adding thereto the following items:
37b. Operate commercial motor vehicle —
no valid CVOR certificate
37c. Drive commercial motor vehicle —
no valid CVOR certificate
37d. Fail to carry fleet limitation certificate
37e. Fail to carry CVOR certificate
37f. Fail to carry vehicle lease
37g. Fail to carry vehicle contract
37h. Fail to surrender CVOR certificate
37i. Fail to surrender vehicle lease
37j. Fail to surrender vehicle contract
37k. Fail to surrender fleet limitation certificate
37-1. Fail to notify change of officer's name
37m. Fail to notify change of officer's address
37n. Fail to notify change of officers
37o. Fail to retain copy of lease or contract
subsection 15a(2)
subsection 15a(2)
subsection 15a(3)
clause 15a(3)(a)
clause 15a(3)(b)
clause 15a(3)(c)
subsection 15a(4)
subsection 15a(4)
subsection 15a(4)
subsection 15a(4)
section 15c
section 15c
section 15c
section 15e
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
805
61a.
61b.
61c.
61d.
231a.
231b.
231c.
231d.
231e.
231 f.
231g.
231h.
23 li.
231j.
231k.
231-1.
231m.
231n.
231o.
231 p.
483a.
483b.
483c.
484d.
498.
499.
500.
501.
Procure CVOR certificate while suspended
Apply for CVOR certificate while suspended
Operate commercial motor vehicle — fleet
limitation certificate not carried
Operate commercial motor vehicle — CVOR
certificate suspended
Fail to establish system to periodically inspect,
repair and maintain commercial motor vehicles
Fail to inspect commercial motor vehicle
or cause inspection
Fail to repair commercial motor vehicle
or cause repair
Fail to maintain commercial motor vehicle
or cause it to be maintained
Fail to instruct driver to inspect commercial
motor vehicle or cause inspection of it
Drive commercial motor vehicle without
prescribed inspection
Tow trailer without prescribed inspection
Fail to report vehicle defect
Fail to report trailer defect
Drive defective vehicle
Tow defective trailer
Permit operation of defective vehicle
Permit towning of defective trailer
Fail to maintain documents or cause them
to be maintained
Fail to carry inspection report
Fail to surrender inspection report
Fail to maintain daily log
Fail to carry daily log
Fail to surrender daily log
Driver in possession of more than one daily log
Obstruct officer
Withhold record
Conceal record
Destroy record
subsection 30(3d)
subsection 30(3dX
clause 30(3e)(a)
clause 30(3e)(b)
subsection 90a(2)
subsection 90a(3)
subsection 90a(3)
subsection 90a(3)
subsection 90a(4)
subsection
subsection
subsection
subsection
subsection
subsection
subsection
subsection
90a(5)
90a(5)
90a(6)
90a(6)
90a(7)
90a(7)
90a(8)
90a(8)
subsection 90a(9)
subsection 90a(10)
subsection 90a( 10)
subsection 165a(3)
subsection 165a(3)
subsection 165a(4)
subsection 165a(5)
subsection 194b(5)
subsection 194b(5)
subsection 194b(5)
subsection 194b(5)
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 94
Ontario Regulation 61/89
Under the Highway Traffic Act
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Exceed 13 hours driving time
subsection 4(1)
2.
Permit person to exceed 13 hours driving time
subsection 4(1)
3.
Drive after 15 hours on duty
subsection 4(2)
4.
Permit person to drive after 15 hours on duty
subsection 4(2)
5.
Drive after 60 hours on duty in 7 days
subsection 5(2)
6.
Permit person to drive after 60 hours on duty in 7 days
subsection 5(2)
7.
Drive after 70 hours on duty in 8 days
subsection 5(3)
8.
Permit person to drive after 70 hours on duty in 8 days
subsection 5(3)
9.
Drive after 120 hours on duty in 14 days
subsection 5(4)
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O. Reg. 27/90
Item
Column 1
Column 2
10.
Permit person to drive after 120 hours on duty in 14 days
subsection 5(4)
11.
Fail to take 24 hours off duty time
subsection 5(5)
12.
Permit driver ordered off duty to drive
subsection 9(2)
13.
Drive when ordered off duty
subsection 9(3)
14.
Fail to make daily log
subsection 12(1)
15.
Fail to complete graph grid
section 13
16.
Fail to carry daily logs for previous 7 days
clause 14(a)
17.
Permit person to drive without daily logs for preceding 7 days
clause 14(a)
18.
Fail to carry daily logs for previous 14 days
clause 14(b)
19.
Permit person to drive without daily logs for previous 14 days
clause 14(b)
20.
Fail to make handwritten daily logs
subsection 17(2)
21.
Fail to forward daily log
subsection 18(1)
22.
Fail to produce required documents
subsection 19(1)
23.
Fail to forward documents
subsection 19(2)
24.
Fail to keep logs
subsection 20(1)
25.
Fail to keep documents
subsection 20(1)
26.
Fail to produce logs
subsection 20(3)
27.
Fail to produce documents
subsection 20(3)
Schedule 95
Ontario Regulation 86/89
Under the Highway Traffic Act
Schedule 96
Truck Transportation Act, 1988
O. Reg. 27/90, s. 2, part.
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Improper inspection report
section 4
2.
Fail to record defect
subsection 5(1)
3.
Fail to forward inspection report to operator
subsection 5(2)
4.
Repair defect — fail to complete inspection report
section 6
5.
Fail to ensure vehicle conforms to standards
section 9
6.
Fail to keep proper documents for vehicle
clause 11(a)
7.
Fail to keep inspection report
clause 11(b)
O. Reg. 27/90, s. 2, part.
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
2.
No operating licence
Contravene operating licence
clause 3(1 )(a)
clause 3(1 )(b)
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807
Item
Column 1
Column 2
3.
Hold more than one owner-driver authority
clause 4(3)(a)
4.
Hold owner-driver authority and single source authority
clause 4(3)(b)
5.
Have more vehicles under contract than vehicle certificates
subsection 4(8)
6.
Fail to notify change of name
subsection 4(11)
7.
Fail to notify change of address
subsection 4(11)
8.
Fail to maintain agent
subsection 4(12)
9.
Fail to carry required documents
subsection 4(15)
10.
Fail to report issue of shares
clause 5(3)(a)
11.
Fail to report transfer of shares
clause 5(3)(a)
12.
Fail to report change in beneficial ownership of shares
clause 5(3)(a)
13.
Fail to report amalgamation
clause 5(3)(b)
14.
Fail to report control by person other than licensee
subsection 5(4)
15.
Hire unlicensed person
subsection 15(1)
16.
Hold out to arrange prohibited service
clause 15(2)(a)
17.
Undertake to arrange prohibited service
clause 15(2)(b)
18.
Fail to hold required number of certificates
subsection 16(1)
19.
Fail to notify change in certificate holders
subsection 16(5)
20.
Fail to carry copy of operating licence
subsection 17(1)
21.
Fail to surrender operating licence
subsection 17(1)
22.
Fail to carry certificate of intercorporate exemption
clause 17(2)(a)
23.
Fail to surrender certificate of intercorporate exemption
clause 17(2)(a)
24.
Fail to carry shipping document
clause 17(2)(b)
25.
Fail to surrender shipping document
clause 17(2)(b)
26.
Fail to carry copy of lease
subsection 17(3)
27.
Fail to surrender copy of lease
subsection 17(3)
28.
Fail to carry contract
subsection 17(3)
29.
Fail to surrender contract
subsection 17(3)
30.
Fail to carry trip permit
subsection 17(4)
31.
Fail to surrender trip permit
subsection 17(4)
32.
Fail to carry vehicle certificate
subsection 17(5)
33.
Fail to surrender vehicle certificate
subsection 17(5)
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O. Reg. 27/90
Item
Column 1
Column 2
34.
Fail to publish toll tariff
subsection 18(1)
35.
Charge toll outside tariff
subsection 18(2)
36.
Fail to issue bill of lading
subsection 19(1)
37.
Fail to retain bill of lading
subsection 19(2)
38.
Fail to carry bill of lading
subsection 19(3)
39.
Fail to surrender bill of lading
subsection 19(3)
40.
Fail to provide copy of bill of lading
subsection 19(4)
41.
Fail to provide access to relevant records
subsection 19(8)
42.
Fail to assist in examination of relevant records
subsection 19(8)
43.
Fail to carry insurance
section 20
44.
Fail to stop vehicle upon direction
section 21
45.
Fail to assist in examination
subsection 22(1)
46.
Fail to surrender documents
subsection 22(2)
47.
Fail to obey direction
subsection 22(4)
48.
Obstruct investigation
subsection 24(3)
49.
Withhold relevant material
subsection 24(3)
50.
Conceal relevant material
subsection 24(3)
51.
Destroy relevant material
subsection 24(3)
52.
Make false statement
subsection 33(2)
Schedule 97
Ontario Regulation 25/89
Under the Truck Transportation Act, 1988
Schedule 98
Ontario Regulation 26/89
Under the Truck Transportation Act, 1988
O. Reg. 27/90, s. 2, part.
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Fail to file notice of contract
section 7
O. Reg. 27/90, s. 2, part.
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Consignor fail to mark article
subsection 3(1)
O. Reg. 27/90, s. 2, part.
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Schedule 99
Ontario Regulation 30/89
Under the Truck Transportation Act, 1988
O. Reg. 29/90 809
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1.
Fail to retain relevant material
subsection 3(2)
6/90
O. Reg. 27/90, s. 2, part.
GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 28/90.
Open Seasons — Fur Bearing Animals.
Made— January 24th, 1990.
Filed— January 24th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 427 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
1. Schedules 1 and 2 to Regulation 427 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 are
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
Schedule 1
Beginning at the intersection of the centre line of
the most northerly east-west line of the Canadian
National Railway Company with the Interprovincial
Boundary between Ontario and Quebec; thence in a
westerly direction following the centre line of the
most northerly east-west line of the Canadian
National Railway Company and the centjre line of the
forest access road constructed on the site of what was
formerly part of the most northerly east-west line of
the Canadian National Railway Company and contin-
uing along the centre line of the most northerly east-
west line of the Canadian National Railway Company
to the intersection with the Interprovincial Boundary
between Ontario and Manitoba; thence in a northerly
and northeasterly direction following that boundary
to the water's edge of Hudson Bay; thence in a gen-
eral southeasterly direction following that water's
edge and the water's edge of James Bay to the Inter-
provincial Boundary between Ontario and Quebec;
thence southerly along that boundary to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 28/90, s. 1, par/.
Schedule 2
Beginning at the intersection of the centre line of
the right of way of the most northerly east-west line
of the Canadian National Railway Company with the
northerly production of the centre line of the right of
way of the Algoma Central Railway; thence in a
westerly direction following the centre line of the
most northerly east-west line of the Canadian
National Railway Company and the centre line of the
forest access road constructed on the site of what was
formerly part of the most northerly east-west line of
the Canadian National Railway Company and contin-
uing along the centre line of the northerly east-west
line of the Canadian National Railway Company to
the intersection with the Interprovincial Boundary
between Ontario and Manitoba; thence southerly
along that Interprovincial Boundary to the Interna-
tional Boundary between Canada and the United
States of America; thence in a southeasterly, north-
easterly and southeasterly direction along that Inter-
national Boundary to intersect longitude 85° 30';
thence in a northeasterly direction to the centre line
of the right of way of the Algoma Central Railway in
the Dispersed Rural Community of Michipicoten;
thence in a northeasterly direction along the said cen-
tre line and its northerly production to the place of
beginning.. O. Reg. 28/90, s. \,part.
Lyn McLeod
Minister of Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 24th day of January, 1990.
6/90
FARM INCOME STABILIZATION ACT
O. Reg. 29/90.
Grain Stabilization, 1988-1990— Plan.
Made— November 16th, 1989.
Approved — ^January 12th, 1990.
Filed— January 25th, 1990.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 31/90
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 181/89
MADE UNDER THE
FARM INCOME STABILIZATION ACT
1. — (1) Clause 4 (2) (a) of Ontario Regulation
181/89 is amended by striking out "or" at
the end thereof.
(2) Clause 4 (2) (b) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(b) for a sales year commencing in 1989, on or
before the 31st day of December, 1989; or
(c) for a sales year commencing in 1990, on or
before the 1st day of October, 1990.
2. Section 10 of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out "4 (2) (b)" in
the last line and inserting in lieu thereof
"4 (2) (c)".
Farm Income Stabilization Commission
OF Ontario:
Keith Pinder
Chairman
Michèle Hill
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of November,
1989.
6/90
TRUCK TRANSPORTATION ACT, 1988
O. Reg. 30/90.
Operating Licences.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 25/89
MADE UNDER THE
TRUCK TRANSPORTATION ACT, 1988
1. Subsection 4 (3) of Ontario Regulation
25/89 is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
(3) Despite subsection (2), a General Freight
operating authority or a Heavy and Specialized oper-
ating authority authorizes the holder to carry new
vehicles other than those commonly known as pas-
senger cars, station wagons, vans and pick-up trucks.
O. Reg. 30/90, s. 1.
6/90
TRUCK TRANSPORTATION ACT, 1988
O. Reg. 31/90.
Conditions of Carriage — General Freight
Carriers.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 26/89
MADE UNDER THE
TRUCK TRANSPORTATION ACT, 1988
1. Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 26/89 is
amended by adding thereto the following
clauses:
(na) an acknowledgment of receipt by the carrier
or the intermediary of the goods therein
described indicating whether the goods
were received in apparent good order and
condition;
(nb) an undertaking by the carrier or the inter-
mediary to carry the goods for delivery to
the consignee or the person entitled to
receive the goods;
(nc) the signed acceptance by or on behalf of the
issuing carrier or issuing intermediary and
the consignor of the conditions contained,
or deemed to be contained, therein;
2. Section 4 of the said Regulation is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
4. A way bill shall bear the same numerical or
alpha-numerical identification code as the original
bill of lading and shall show the name of the con-
signor, the name of the consignee, the originating
point of the shipment, the destination of the ship-
ment, the date of the shipment, connecting carriers,
if any, particulars of the goods and information as to
whether the charges are prepaid or collect. O. Reg.
31/90, s. 2.
3. — (1) Paragraph ii of Article 3 of the Sched-
ule to the said Regulation is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
ii. If there is a concealed damage settle-
ment and the goods were interlined
between carriers so that it is not clear
as to who had custody of the goods
when they were damaged, the origi-
nating carrier or delivering carrier, as
the case may be, is entitled to
recover from each of the interlined
carriers an amount prorated on the
basis of each carrier's revenue for
carriage of the damaged goods.
74
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 34/90 811
(2) Article 5 of the said Schedule is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
5. The carrier shall not be liable for loss, dam-
age or delay to any of the goods described in
the bill of lading caused by an act of God,
the Queen's or public enemies, riots,
strikes, a defect or inherent vice in the
goods, an act or default of the consignor,
owner or consignee, authority of law, quar-
antine or difference in weights of grain, seed
or other commodities caused by natural
shrinkage.
6/90
TRUCK TRANSPORTATION ACT, 1988
O. Reg. 32/90.
Obligations of Licensees.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 30/89
MADE UNDER THE
TRUCK TRANSPORTATION ACT, 1988
1.
6/90
Section 8 of Ontario Regulation 30/89 and
the heading immediately preceding it are
revoked.
TORONTO AREA TRANSIT OPERATING
AUTHORITY ACT
O. Reg. 33/90.
General.
Made— January 12th, 1990.
Approved — ^January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 935 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
TORONTO AREA TRANSIT OPERATING
AUTHORITY ACT
1.— (1) Clause 2 (27) (b) of Regulation 935 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
208/89, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(b) shall be sold together with a Toronto Tran-
sit Commission monthly pass at the fare to
be paid for an adult monthly pass plus the
current Toronto Transit Commission
monthly pass rate less $20.
(2) Section 2 of the said Regulation is
amended by adding thereto the following
subsection:
(27a) A twin pass is valid only upon presentation
of a valid Toronto Transit Commission monthly pass.
O. Reg. 33/90, s. 1 (2).
Toronto Arla Transit Operating
Authority:
L. H. Parsons
Chairman
T. G. Smith
Managing Director
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of January. 1990.
6/90
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 34/90.
Hospital Management.
Made— January 18th, 1990.
Approved — January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 518/88
MADE UNDER THE
PUBLIC HOSPITALS ACT
1. Subsection 4 (1) of Ontario Regulation
518/88, as amended by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 83/89 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 127/89, is further
amended by adding thereto the following
clause:
(g) provide for the establishment of procedures
to encourage the donation of organs and tis-
sues including,
(i) procedures to identify potential
donors,
(ii) procedures to make potential donors
and their families aware of the
options of organ and tissue dona-
tions.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of June, 1990.
Elinor Caplan
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 18th day of January, 1990.
6/90
75
812 O. Reg. 35/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 36/90
NURSING HOMES ACT
O. Reg. 35/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 690 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
NURSING HOMES ACT
1. Item 38 of Table 1 of Regulation 690 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 611/89, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
38. On or after the 1st day of November, 1989,
but before the 1st day of February, 1990. $708.57 $23.30
39. On or after the 1st day of February, 1990. $715.20 $23.51
6/90
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
O. Reg. 36/90.
General.
Made— January 25th. 1990.
Filed— January 26th. 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 452 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
1. Item 17 of Table IB of Regulation 452 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 610/89, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
17. On or after the 1st day of
November, 1989, but be-
fore the 1st day of Janu-
ary, 1990 708.57 23.30 1.015.41 33.38 1.723.98 56.68
18. On or after the 1st day of
January, 1990, but before
the 1st day of February,
1990 708.57 23.30 1.112.44 36.57 1.821.01 59.87
19. On or after the 1st day of
February, 1990 715.20 23.51 1.105.81 36.36 1.821.01 59.87
2. Items 7zk, 13zk, 19zk, 25zk, 31zk and 74 of Table 2 of the said Regulation, as made by sec-
tion 2 of Ontario Regulation 610/89, are revoked and the following substituted therefor:
76
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MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
O. Reg. 37/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 611 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MENTAL HOSPITALS ACT
1. Item 14 of Table 1 of Regulation 611 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 133/89, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
14. On or after the 1st day of January,
1989 to and including the 31st day of
December, 1989 $736.07 24.20
15. On or after the 1st day of January,
1990 $777.43 25.56
6/90
HOMES FOR SPECIAL CARE ACT
O. Reg. 38/90.
General.
Made— January 25th. 1990.
Filed— January 26th. 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 501 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HOMES FOR SPECIAL CARE ACT
1. Item 5 of Table 3 of Regulation 501 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 132/89, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 40/90
MINISTRY OF HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 39/90.
Grants to Accredited Nursing Homes.
Made— January 9th. 1990.
Approved — January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th. 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 462/86
MADE UNDER THE
MINISTRY OF HEALTH ACT
1 . Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 462/86 , as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 131/89, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
3. An annual grant to an accredited nursing home
shall be calculated by multiplying, for each day on
and after the 1st day of January in each year that the
nursing home is an accredited nursing home, 31 cents
times the number of beds that are occupied by
extended care residents. O. Reg. 39/90. s. 1 .
Elinor Caplan
Minister of Health
Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of January, 1990.
6/90
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
O. Reg. 40/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 452 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
1.— (1) Subsection 52 (5) of Regulation 452 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
192/89, is amended by striking out the
first four lines and inserting in lieu
thereof:
(5) Despite subsections (3) to (4a), the amount
payable by the Plan for an insured service rendered
by a laboratory in a time period set out in Column 1
of Table 7 is,
(2) Subsection 52 (6) of the said Regulation,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 192/89, is amended by striking out
the first four lines and inserting in lieu
thereof:
(6) Despite subsections (3) to (4a), the amount
payable by the Plan for an insured service rendered
by a laboratory in a time period set out in Column 1
of Table 8 is.
(3) Subsection 52 (7) of the said Regulation,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 192/89, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(7) Despite subsections (4) to (4b), if the amount
paid by the Plan for insured services rendered by a
laboratory during the period set out in Column 1 of
Table 9 is less than the sum of the product obtained
by multiplying the amount set out opposite thereto in
Column 5 by the total individual unit values for
insured services rendered by the laboratory during
the period set out opposite thereto in Column 3 and
the product obtained by multiplying the amount set
out opposite thereto in Column 6 by the total individ-
ual unit values for insured services rendered by the
laboratory during the period set out opposite thereto
in Column 4, the amount payable by the Plan for an
insured service rendered by the laboratory in a time
period set out opposite thereto in Column 2, is the
amount arrived at according to the following for-
mula:
a = (b/(c + d))e
where a = the amount payable by the Plan
b = the amount paid by the Plan for
insured services rendered by the labo-
ratory during the period set out in Col-
umn 1 of Table 9
c = the product obtained by multiplying
the amount set out opposite thereto in
Column 5 by the total individual unit
values for insured services rendered by
the laboratory during the period set
out opposite thereto in Column 3
d = the product obtained by multiplying
the amount set out opposite thereto in
Column 6 by the total individual unit
values for insured services rendered by
the laboratory during the period set
out opposite thereto in Column 4
e = the product obtained by multiplying
the amount set out opposite thereto in
Column 7 by the applicable individual
unit value for the insured service set
out opposite the service in Schedule
16. O. Reg. 40/90, s. 1.
80
O. Reg. 40/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 817
2. Table 7 of the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 192/89, is amended
by adding thereto the following items:
3. On or after the 1st day of April, On or after the 1st day of April,
1988 to and including the 30th 1988 to and including the 31st
day of June, 1988 day of March, 1989 49 36.8
4. On or after the 1st day of July, On or after the 1st day of April,
1988 to and including the 31st 1988 to and including the 31st
day of March, 1989 day of March, 1989 49.9 37.4
3. Table 8 of the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 192/89, is amended
by adding thereto the following items:
3. On or after the 1st day of On or after the 1st day of
April, 1988 to and includ- April, 1988 to and includ-
ing the 30th day of June, ing the 31st day of March,
1988 1989 49 36.8 24.5
4. On or after the 1st day of On or after the 1st day of
July, 1988 to and including April, 1988 to and includ-
the 31st day of March, ing the 31st day of March,
1989 1989 49.9 37.4 25
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O. Reg. 41/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
819
PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
O. Reg. 41/90.
General.
Made— January 15th. 1990.
Approved — January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 881 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
1.— (1) Section 64 of Regulation 881 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 286/83, section 13 of Ontario Regula-
tion 24/86, section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 304/87 and section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 667/87, is further amended by
adding thereto the following subsection:
(lb) As of the 1st day of January, 1989, every
commissioned officer in the Ontario Provincial Police
Force below the rank of Deputy Commissioner is
entitled to vacation credits at the rate of V-li days per
month after twenty-five years of continuous service.
O. Reg. 41/90, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 64 (2) of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 13 of Ontario Regu-
lation 24/86, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(2) An employee is entitled to vacation credits
under subsection (1), (la) or (lb), as the case may
be, in respect of a month or part thereof in which the
employee is at work or on leave of absence with pay.
O. Reg. 41/90,5. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 64 (6) of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 13 of Ontario Regu-
lation 24/86, is amended by inserting after
"subsection (1)" in the third line "or
(lb)".
2. — (1) Section 67 of the said Regulation, as
amended by section 17 of Ontario Regula-
tion 24/86, is further amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
(2a) As of the 1st day of January, 1989, a commis-
sioned officer in the Ontario Provincial Police Force
below the rank of Deputy Commissioner who is
absent because of an injury or industrial disease for
which an award is made under the Workers Compen-
sation Act, is entitled to be paid for a period not
exceeding six consecutive rhonths or, if the absences
are intermittent, for a total of 130 regularly sched-
uled working days following the first absence because
of the injury or disease. O. Reg. 41/90, s. 2(1).
(2) Subsection 67 (3) of the said Regulation,
as amended by section 17 of Ontario Reg-
ulation 24/86, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(3) The regular salary of an employee to whom an
award is made under the Workers' Compensation Act
that is less than the employee's regular salary but that
applies for a period beyond that set out in subsection
(2) or (2a) may be paid after the period set out in
subsection (2) or (2a) if the employee has accumu-
lated credits.
(3a) For any payment made under subsection (3),
the difference between the employee's regular salary
paid after the period set out in subsection (2) or (2a)
and the compensation awarded shall be converted to
its equivalent time and deducted from his or her
accumulated credits. O. Reg. 41/90, s. 2 (2).
3. Section 69 of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 19 of Ontario Regula-
tion 24/86, is amended by adding thereto
the following subsection:
(2) As of the 1st day of January, 1989, a commis-
sioned officer in the Ontario Provincial Police Force
below the rank of Deputy Commissioner is entitled
to the leave of absence with pay referred to in subsec-
tion (1) in the event of the death of the officer's fos-
ter parent or legal guardian. O. Reg. 41/90, s. 3.
4.— (1) Subclause 83 (1) (b) (i) of the said
Regulation, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 523/87, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(i) $60 above the charge by the hospital
for standard ward room hospital care
for each day on or after the 1st day of
January, 1989 to every commissioned
officer in the Ontario Provincial
Police Force below the rank of Dep-
uty Commissioner, or
(2) Clause 83 (2) (a) of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 523/87, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(a) vision care, to a maximum of $150 every
twenty-four months per person, as of the 1st
day of January, 1989, to every commis-
sioned officer in the Ontario Provincial
Police Force below the rank of Deputy
Commissioner;
(3) Section 83 of the said Regulation, as
amended by section 6 of Ontario Regula-
83
820 O. Reg. 41/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 43/90
tion 286/83, section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 686/84, section 27 of Ontario Regula-
tion 24/86, section 9 of Ontario
Regulation 304/87 and section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 523/87, is further
amended by adding thereto the following
subsection:
(3a) Subsection (3) does not apply to require a
deduction from the coverage for a commissioned offi-
cer in the Ontario Provincial Police Force below the
rank of Deputy Commissioner for 1989 or any subse-
quent year. O. Reg. 41/90, s. 4 (3).
5. Subsection 84 (la) of the said Regulation,
as made by section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 523/87, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(la) Despite subsection (1) and effective the 1st
day of January, 1989, the Dental Insurance Plan shall
provide to every commissioned officer in the Ontario
Provincial Police Force below the rank of Deputy
Commissioner reimbursement of 90 per cent of the
cost of basic dental services, endodontic services,
periodontic services and repair or maintenance ser-
vices for existing dentures or bridges specified by the
Plan to a maximum of 90 per cent of the fees set out
in the Ontario Dental Association schedule of fees
for general practitioners in effect on the day the
expense is incurred.
(lb) Despite subsection (1) and effective the 30th
day of July, 1987, the Dental Insurance Plan shall
provide to every commissioned officer in the Ontario
Provincial Police Force below the rank of Deputy
Commissioner reimbursement of 50 per cent of the
cost of new dentures and major restorative and
orthodontic services specified by the Plan to a maxi-
mum of 50 per cent of the fees therefor set out in the
Ontario Dental Association schedule of fees in effect
on the day the expense is incurred to a maximum
amount of reimbursement per year under this subsec-
tion, in respect of the claims of the employee, the
employee's spouse and the dependent children of the
employee, of $2,000. O. Reg. 41/90, s. 5.
Civil Service Commission:
Elaine M. Todres
Chairman
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of January, 1990.
6/90
PESTICIDES ACT
O. Reg. 42/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 751 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PESTICIDES ACT
1. Regulation 751 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
use restrictions of termiticides
43a. — (1) No person shall apply a Schedule 1 or 2
pesticide containing chlordane. aldrin or dieldrin in
an extermination against termites,
(a) in or to a building or structure, including
any crawlspace, wall void or support post in
the building or structure;
(b) to soil located underneath basement slabs or
slab-on-grade construction; or
(c) within 50 centimetres of a fault or crack in a
foundation wall of a building or structure,
unless the fault or crack has been repaired
sufficiently to prevent entry of the pesticide
into the building or structure.
(2) Clause (1) (b) does not prohibit the applica-
tion of a Schedule 1 or 2 pesticide containing chlor-
dane, aldrin or dieldrin in an extermination against
termites to soil that is intended to be covered, after
the application, by basement slabs or slab-on-grade
construction. O. Reg. 42/90, s. 1.
6/90
PESTICIDES ACT
O. Reg. 43/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 751 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PESTICIDES ACT
Paragraph 1 of subsection 4 (1) of Regula-
tion 751 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 25/88, is amended by
striking out "$250" in the fifth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "$300", by strik-
84
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 44/90 821
ing out ''$200" in the eighth Une and
inserting in lieu thereof "$250" and by
striking out "$150" in the tenth line and
inserting in lieu thereof "$200".
6/90
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 44/90.
Effluent Monitoring — Ontario Mineral
Industry Sector: Group A.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 491/89
MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
1. Section 3 of Ontario Regulation 491/89 is
amended by adding thereto the following
subsections:
(11) In addition to complying with subsection
3 (19) of the General Effluent Monitoring Regula-
tion, each direct discharger shall use only sampling
equipment for the collection of samples, the wettable
surfaces of which are made of fluorocarbon resins,
glass, stainless steel, high or low density polyethyl-
ene, polyethylene terephthalate, polystyrene or poly-
propylene for samples that are to be analyzed for
parameters in analytical test groups Ml to M8 as set
out in the Schedules to this Regulation.
(12) Despite subsection (11), a direct discharger
may use sampling devices that contain a short section
of surgical grade silicone rubber tubing or other tub-
ing approved by the Director if such tubing cannot be
replaced by a material mentioned in subsection (11)
without impairing the operation of the device.
(13) For the purposes of subsections 3 (22), (25a)
and (26) of the General Effluent Monitoring Regula-
tion,
(a) a sample collected for analysis for parame-
ters in more than one analytical test group
as set out in the Schedules to this Regula-
tion is deemed to be a sample collected for
analysis for parameters in more than one
analytical test group in Schedule 1 to the
General Effluent Monitoring Regulation;
and
(b) a laboratory sample container specified in
Column 2 of Schedule H to this Regulation
is deemed to be a laboratory sample con-
tainer specified in Column 2 of Schedule 2
to the General Effluent Monitoring Regula-
tion.
(14) Instead of the minimum sample volumes
specified in Column 5 of Schedule H, a direct dis-
charger may, in relation to a sample to be analyzed,
submit to the laboratory performing the analysis the
minimum sample volume required by the laboratory
to meet the analytical method detection limits set out
in Column 6 of Schedule I. O. Reg. 44/90, s.l.
2. Subsection 4 (1) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out "by the day on
which a report is required to be submitted
by that discharger under subsection
14 (1)" in the first, second and third
lines.
3. Schedule A to the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
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MONITORING
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O. Reg. 45/90
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 45/90.
Effluent Monitoring — Organic Chemical
Manufacturing Sector.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 209/89
MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 3 (2) of Ontario Regulation
209/89, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 532/89, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(2) For the purposes of this Regulation, the plants
listed in Table 1 of subsection (2a) are in Category 1 ,
the plants listed in Table 2 of subsection (2a) are in
Category 2 and the plants listed in Table 3 of subsec-
tion (2a) are in Category 3. O. Reg. 45/90, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 3 (2a) of the said Regulation,
as made by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 532/89, is amended by striking out
Item 7 in Table 1 and by adding thereto
the following Table:
TABLE 3
Item
Plant
Location
Owner as of
January 18, 1990
Site-Specific
Monitoring
Schedule
CATEGORY 3
1
Whitby Site
Whitby
Du Pont Canada Inc.
W
2
Sarnia Site
Sarnia
Amoco Canada Resources
Ltd.
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Cornwall
Guardsman Products Ltd.
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Cornwall
Morbern Inc.
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Scarborough
Rohm & Haas Canada Inc.
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2. — (1) Section 17 of the said Regulation, as
amended by section 6 of Ontario Regula-
tion 532/89, is further amended by adding
thereto the following subsection:
(lb) Each direct discharger whose plant is in Cate-
gory 3 shall, by the 1st day of February, 1990, submit
a report to the Director in respect of that discharger's
plant, containing the information specified in subsec-
tion 7 (1) of the General Effluent Monitoring
Regulation. O. Reg. 45/90, s. 2 (1).
(2) Subsection 17 (2) of the said Regulation,
as amended by section 6 of Ontario Regu-
lation 532/89, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(2) Each direct discharger shall report in writing
any significant changes in respect of the information
submitted under subsection (1), (la) or (lb) to the
Director, within thirty days after the end of the
month in which the change occurs. O. Reg. 45/90,
s. 2 (2).
(3) The said section 17, as amended by sec-
tion 6 of Ontario Regulation 532/89, is
further amended by adding thereto the
following subsections:
(6b) Each direct discharger whose plant is in
Category 3 shall, with respect to each flow measuring
device used in meeting the requirements of this Reg-
ulation, submit to the Director documentation of any
calibration or certification of accuracy required by
subsections 16 (7) to (10) of this Regulation and sub-
section 6 (2) of the General Effluent Monitoring
Regulation, by the 1st day of March, 1990. O. Reg.
45/90, s. 2 (3), part.
(7b) Subject to subsection (8b), each direct dis-
charger whose plant is in Category 3 shall, with
respect to each method, device or calculation for flow
measurement or estimation used in meeting the
requirements of this Regulation, submit to the Direc-
tor, no later than thirty days after the first use of the
method, device or calculation for the purposes of this
Regulation, documentation sufficient to satisfy the
Director that the method, device or calculation com-
plies with the accuracy requirements of subsections
6 (3) and (6) of the General Effluent Monitoring
Regulation. O. Reg. 45/90, s. 2 (3), part.
(8b) Each direct discharger whose plant is in
Category 3 shall, no later than the 1st day of March,
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1990, submit to the Director a description of the
methods and calculations to be used in measuring or
estimating the volume of discharge of storm water
under subsection 16 (5), together with an assessment
of the accuracy of those methods and calculations.
O. Reg. 45/90, s. 2 (3), part.
(11a) Each direct discharger whose plant is in
Category 3 shall report to the Director the date,
approximate duration and amount of rainfall of each
storm event that occurs during the period beginning
on the 1st day of February, 1990 and ending on the
31st day of January, 1991. O. Reg. 45/90, s. 2 (3),
part.
(13a) Each direct discharger whose plant is in
Category 3 shall report to the Director the date,
duration and approximate volume of each discharge
of waste disposal site effluent that occurs during the
period beginning on the 1st day of February, 1990
and ending on the 31st day of January, 1991.
O. Reg. 45/90, s. 2 (3), part.
(14a) Each direct discharger whose plant is in
Category 3 shall report to the director the date, loca-
tion, duration and approximate volume of effluent
discharged during each emergency overflow that
occurs on or after the 1st day of February, 1990.
O. Reg. 45/90, s. 2 (3), part.
(4) Subsection 17 (16a) of the said Regula-
tion, as made by section 6 of Ontario Reg-
ulation 532/89, is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
to a
(16a) Subsection (16) does not apply with respect
iv^ a plant in Category 3 in respect of sampling done
in the months of February and March. 1990.
O. Reg. 45/90, s. 2 (4).
(5) Subsection 17 (19) of the said Regulation,
as amended by section 6 of Ontario Regu-
lation 532/89, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(19) Subject to subsection 3 (6) of the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation, each direct dischar-
ger whose plant is in Category 1 or 2 shall, no later
than the 1st day of October, 1990, submit a report to
the Director describing the variation in daily flow for
a period of six months beginning on or after the 1st
day of October, 1989 and ending on or before the
30th day of September, 1990 for each process effluent
stream from which samples are collected other than
by means of an automatic flow proportional com-
posite sampling device.
(19a) Subject to subsection 3 (6) of the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation, each direct dischar-
ger whose plant is in Category 3 shall, no later than
the 1st day of February, 1991 , submit a report to the
Director describing the variation in daily flow for a
period of six months beginning on or after the 1st day
of February, 1990 and ending on or before the 31st
day of January, 1991 for each process effluent stream
from which samples are collected other than by
means of an automatic flow proportional composite
sampling device. O. Reg. 45/90, s . 2 (5).
3. Section 18 of the said Regulation, as
amended by section 7 of Ontario Regula-
tion 532/89, is further amended by adding
thereto the following subsections:
(2a) Sections 5 to 16 do not apply with respect to
a plant in Category 3 before the 1st day of February,
1990.
(3a) Sections 5, 7 to 13 and 15 do not apply after
the 1st day of February, 1991 with respect to a plant
in Category 3.
4. The heading to the legend immediately
preceding Schedule A to the said Regula-
tion, as amended by section 8 of Ontario
Regulation 532/89, is further amended by
striking out "A to V" and inserting in
lieu thereof "A to Z A".
5. Schedule G to the said Regulation, as
remade by section 9 of Ontario Regula-
tion 532/89, is revoked.
6. Schedules I, Q and R to the said Regula-
tion are revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
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FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
O. Reg. 46/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 318 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
H) Paragraph 5 of subsection 13(2) of
Regulation 318 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is revoked.
Subsection 13 (5) of the said Regulation is
revoked.
Subsection 13 (7) of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 4 of Ontario Regula-
tion 396/86, is amended by striking out
"5" in the second line.
GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
O. Reg. 47/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 441 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
1.-
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Ontario, 1980, as remade by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 395/86, is revoked.
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as made by section 4 of Ontario Regula-
tion 395/86, is amended by striking out
"4" in the second line.
6/90
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES/AVIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les transports routiers 713
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 741
Certificates of Incorporation Issued/Certificats de constitution en personne morale 762
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued/Lettres patentes constitutives délivrées 762
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 765
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 766
Transfer of Ontario Corporations/Transfert de compagnies ontariennes 766
Restated Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution mis à jour 767
Amendments to Articles/Modifications aux statuts 767
Articles of Revival/Statuts de reconstitution 770
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued/Lettres patentes supplémentaires délivrées 771
Extra-Provincial Licences Endorsed/Permis extraprovinciaux inscrits 771
Extra-Provincial Licences Terminated/Permis extraprovinciaux résiliés 772
Certificates of Dissolution/Certificats de dissolution 772
Surrender of Charter and Termination of Existence (Corporations Act)/Abandon de charte et
dissolution (Loi sur les compagnies et associations) 773
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)/Annulation de
certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales) 773
Credit Unions Dissolved/Credit Unions dissoutes 778
Change of Name Act/Loi sur le changement de nom 780
Orders in Council/Décrets 789
Errata 790
Applications to Provincial Parliament — Private Bills/Demandes au Parlement provincial —
Projets de loi d'intérêt privé 790
Petitions to Provincial Parliament/Petitions au Parlement provincial 791
Applications to Provincial Parliament/Demandes au Parlement provincial 792
CORPORATION NOTICES/AVIS RELATIFS AUX COMPAGNIES 793
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP/DISSOLUTION DE SOCIÉTÉS 7%
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES/AVIS DIVERS 797
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT/
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Environmental Protection Act O. Reg. 44/90 821
Environmental Protection Act O. Reg. 45/90 828
Family Benefits Act O. Reg. 46/90 920
Farm Income Stabilization Act O. Reg. 29/90 809
Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 28/90 809
Gasoline Tax Act O. Reg. 25/90 801
General Welfare Assistance Act O. Reg. 47/90 920
Health Insurance Act O. Reg. 36/90 812
Health Insurance Act O. Reg. 40/90 816
Homes for Special Care Act O. Reg. 38/90 814
Mental Hospitals Act O. Reg. 37/90 814
Ministry of Health Act O. Reg. 39/90 816
Nursing Homes Act O. Reg. 35/90 812
Pesticides Act O. Reg. 42/90 820
Pesticides Act O. Reg. 43/90 820
Planning Act, 1983 O. Reg. 26/90 804
Provincial Offences Act O. Reg. 27/90 804
Public Hospitals Act O. Reg. 34/90 811
Public Service Act O. Reg. 41/90 819
Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority Act O. Reg. 33/90 811
Truck Transportation Act, 1988 O. Reg. 30/90 810
Truck Transportation Act, 1988 O. Reg. 31/90 811
Truck Transportation Act, 1988 O. Reg. 32/90 811
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 49/90 1033
Publications under the Regulations Act
Publications en vertu de la Loi sur les règlements
1990—02—17
PUBLIC LANDS ACT
O. Reg. 48/90.
Fees for Certificates and Orders.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 29th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
PUBLIC LANDS ACT
FEES FOR CERTIFICATES AND ORDERS
1. The following fees shall be paid:
1 . For a certificate issued under subsec-
tion 58 (4) of the Act as to the issue
of letters patent for lands, mines or
minerals $100.00
2. For an order made under subsection
63 (1) of the Act releasing a reserva-
tion to the Crown 500.00
3. For an order made under subsection
63 (2) of the Act releasing a reserva-
tion of a right of access to the shores
of rivers, streams and lakes 500.00
4. For an order made under subsection
63 (2) of the Act releasing a reserva-
tion of a right-of-way 500.00
5. For a certificate issued under subsec-
tion 66 (1) of the Act as to any condi-
tion, proviso or reservation that is
void by statute 100.00
O. Reg. 48/90, s. 1 .
7/90
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY NEGOTIATIONS
ACT, 1981
O. Reg. 49/90.
Village of Port Stanley, Township of
Yarmouth Boundary.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 29th, 1990.
ORDER IN COUNCIL
R.O.C. 22/90
WHEREAS The Corporation of the Village of Port
Stanley and The Corporation of the Township of
Yarmouth have entered into an agreement dated the
29th day of July, 1988 for the resolution of certain
boundary issues;
AND WHEREAS public notice was given by the
Clerk of the Executive Council under subsection
17 (1) of the Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act,
1981 of the intention to make an Order implementing
the intermunicipal agreement;
AND WHEREAS no objections to the proposed
issuance of the Order were filed with the Clerk of the
Executive Council within the filing period;
NOW THEREFORE, on the recommendation of the
undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with
the advice and concurrence of the Executive Council,
orders under section 14 of the Municipal Boundary
Negotiations Act, 1981 that,
1 . On the 1st day of February, 1990, the portion of
the Township of Yarmouth described in the Schedule
is annexed to the Village of Port Stanley.
2. All real property of The Corporation of the
Township of Yarmouth situate in the annexed area
vests in The Corporation of the Village of Port Stan-
ley on the 1st day of February, 1990.
3. On the 1st day of February, 1990, the by-laws of
The Corporation of the Village of Port Stanley
extend to the annexed area and the by-laws of The
Corporation of the Township of Yarmouth cease to
apply to such area, except,
(a) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Yarmouth,
(i) that were passed under section 34 or
41 of the Planning Act, 1983 or a pre-
decessor of those sections,
(ii) that were kept in force by subsection
13 (3) of The Municipal Amendment
Act, 1941, or
(iii) that were passed under the Highway
Traffic Act or the Municipal Act that
185
1034 O. Reg. 49/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 50/90
regulate the use of highways by vehi-
cles and pedestrians and that regu-
late the encroachment or projection
of buildings or any portion thereof
upon or over highways,
which shall remain in force until repealed by
the council of The Corporation of the Vil-
lage of Port Stanley;
(b) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Yarmouth passed under section 45,
58 or 61 of the Drainage Act or a predeces-
sor of those sections; and
(c) by-laws conferring rights, privileges, fran-
chises, immunities or exemptions that could
not have been lawfully repealed by the
council of The Corporation of the Township
of Yarmouth.
4. The clerk of The Corporation of the Township
of Yarmouth shall promptly prepare and furnish to
the clerk of The Corporation of the Village of Port
Stanley a special collector's roll showing all arrears of
taxes or special rates assessed against the lands in the
annexed area up to and including the 31st day of Jan-
uary, 1990 and the persons assessed therefor.
5. — (1) All real property taxes levied under any
general or special Act and uncollected in the annexed
area which are due and unpaid on the 31st day of Jan-
uary, 1990 shall be deemed on the 1st day of Febru-
ary, 1990 to be taxes due and payable to The Corpo-
ration of the Village of Port Stanley and may be
collected by The Corporation of the Village of Port
Stanley.
(2) On or before the 1st day of May, 1990, The
Corporation of the Village of Port Stanley shall pay
to The Corporation of the Township of Yarmouth an
amount equal to the amount of all real property taxes
that The Corporation of the Village of Port Stanley is
entitled to collect in the annexed area under subsec-
tion (1) that were due but unpaid on the 31st day of
January, 1990.
6. All business taxes levied and uncollected in the
annexed area which are due and unpaid on the 31st
day of January, 1990 shall continue after that date to
be taxes due and payable to The Corporation of the
Township of Yarmouth and may be collected by The
Corporation of the Township of Yarmouth.
7. — (1) The assessment of land in the annexed
area upon which the taxes after the 31st day of Janu-
ary, 1990 shall be levied shall be determined by the
Assessment Commissioner in accordance with the
classes of real property and the factors prescribed for
The Corp)oration of the Village of Port Stanley by
regulations made under the Assessment Act.
(2) Where the Assessment Commissioner makes
an assessment in accordance with subsection (1), sec-
tion 34 of the Assessment Act applies to the assess-
ment.
8. The agreement between The Corporation of the
Village of Port Stanley and The Corporation of the
Township of Yarmouth entered into on the 29th day
of July, 1988 is hereby given effect. O. Reg. 49/90.
Recommended
Concurred
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Murray Elston
Chairman
Approved and Ordered January 25th, 1990.
Lincoln M. Alexander
Lieutenant Governor
Schedule
PORTION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF
YARMOUTH TO BE ANNEXED TO THE
VILLAGE OF PORT STANLEY
Beginning at a point in the southerly boundary of
the Village of Port Stanley the said point being at the
intersection of the northerly water's edge of Lake
Erie and the southerly prolongation of the westerly
boundary of the Township of Yarmouth;
Thence southerly along the southerly prolongation
of the said westerly boundary to intersect a line due
east of a point in Lake Erie being distant 1237.049
metres measured southerly on the southerly prolon-
gation of the easterly limit of William Street from the
southwesterly angle of Lot 5, north side of George
Street, as shown on a Plan registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Elgin
(No. 11) as Number 117;
Thence due east to intersect the southerly prolon-
gation of the easterly boundary of the Village of Port
Stanley being the westerly limit of Lot 4 in Conces-
sion I of the Township of Yarmouth;
Thence northerly along the southerly prolongation
of the said easterly boundary to the southeasterly
angle of the said Village;
Thence westerly along the southerly boundary of
the said Village to the place of beginning. O. Reg.
49/90, Sched.
7/90
LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
O. Reg. 50/90.
Establishment of Local Roads
Areas — Northern and Eastern Regions.
Made — January 22nd, 1990.
Filed— January 29th, 1990.
186
O. Reg. 50/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 52/90 1035
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 598 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
1. Schedule 22 to Regulation 598 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 22
EAST BEAR LAKE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Monteith in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation Plan N-1086-3, filed with
the Administrative Services Office of the Ministry of
Transportation at Toronto on the 9th day of January,
1990. O. Reg. 50/90, s. 1.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 22nd day of January, 1990.
7/90
CEMETERIES ACT
O. Reg. 51/90.
Closings and Removals.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 29th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 89 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
CEMETERIES ACT
1. Section 2 of Regulation 89 of Revised Reg-
ulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 541/89, is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
2. It is directed that the bodies buried in the cem-
eteries described in Schedules 18, 19, 21 , 23 to 34, 36.
37, 39. 41 to 48, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64.
65, 66, 67 and 68 be removed. O. Reg. 51/90. s. I.
2. Section 4 of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 541/89, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
4. The cemeteries described in Schedules 32, 33,
53, 55, 57, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 and 68 are
exempt from the advertising provisions of section 59
of the Act. O. Reg. 51/90, s. 2.
3. The said Regulation is amended by add-
ing thereto the following Schedules:
Schedule 67
EMMANUEL CHURCH CHURCHYARD
That parcel of land being the northerly 5 metres in
perpendicular depth of Lot 112 on Plan M.119, being
part of the remainder of Parcel 5064 as registered in
the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division
of Kenora (No. 23). O. Reg. 51/90, s. 3, part.
Schedule 68
OARKNEY CRESCENT OSSUARY
That parcel of land being Lot 108 on Plan 33M-190
and designated as Parcel 108-1, Section 33M-190 in
the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division
of Middlesex East (No. 33). O. Reg. 51/90, s. 3,
part.
7/90
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
O. Reg. 52/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 30th. 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 95 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ACT
187
1036 O. Reg. 52/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 54/90
1. Item 55 of Table 1 of Regulation 95 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 605/89, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
55. From and including the 1st day
of November, 1989 up to and
including the 31st day of De-
cember. 1989 23.30 62.08 40.04 100.00 39.01
56. From and including the 1st day
of January, 1990 up to and in-
cluding the 31st day of January,
1990 23.30 62.76 40.04 100.00 39.31
57. From and including the 1st day
of February. 1990 up to and in-
cluding the 31st day of March,
1990 23.51 62.76 40.25 lOO.(H) 39.31
58. From and including the 1st day
of April. 1990 23.51 65.58 40.25 100.00 41.08
7/90
FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
O. Reg. 53/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 30th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 318 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
FAMILY BENEFITS ACT
1. Subclause 12 (5) (e) (i) of Regulation 318
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980,
as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 606/89, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(i) $23.51 a day, or
2. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of February, 1990.
7/90
GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
O. Reg. 54/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 30th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 441 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
1. Item 35 of Schedule E to Regulation 441 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 607/89, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
35. From and including the 1st day of Novem-
ber, 1989 up to and including the 31st day
of December, 1989
23.30
63.61
100.00
55.26
188
O. Reg. 54/90
36.
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 56/90 1037
37.
7/90
From and including the 1st day of January,
1990 up to and including the 31st day of
January, 1990 23.30
From and including the 1st day of Febru-
ary, 1990 23.51
66.47
66.47
100.00
100.00
57.75
57.75
HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST
HOMES ACT
O. Reg. 55/90.
General.
Made— January 30th, 1990.
Filed— January 30th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 502 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES ACT
1. Item 54 of Table 1 of Regulation 502 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 608/89, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
54.
55.
56.
7/90
From and including the 1st day of Novem-
ber, 1989 up to and including the 31st day
of December, 1989 23.30 53.72 40.04 100.00
From and including the 1st day of January,
1990 up to and including the 31st day of
January, 1990 23.30 56.15 40.04 100.00
From and including the 1st day of Febru-
ary, 1990 23.51 56.15 40.25 100.00
1.
MILK ACT
O. Reg. 56/90.
Milk Producers, Licences, Quotas, Pools
and Transportation.
Made— January 26th, 1990.
Filed— January 30th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 45/82
MADE UNDER THE
MILK ACT
Subsections 5 (1) and (2) of Ontario Regu-
lation 45/82, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 58/89, are revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(1) Subject to subsection (2), every producer shall
pay licence fees at the rate of $1,025 for each hecto-
litre or fraction thereof of milk sold to the marketing
board.
(2) Every producer in the Northern Ontario Pool,
the Northwestern Ontario Pool, the Southern
Ontario Pool and the Thunder Bay Pool shall pay
licence fees at the rate of $1 .025 for each hectolitre or
fraction thereof of milk sold to the marketing board.
O. Reg. 56/90, s. 1.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of February, 1990.
189
1038 O. Reg. 56/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 58/90
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
John Core
Chairman
Harry Parker
Secretary
Dated at Mississauga, this 26th day of January, 1990.
7/90
MILK ACT
O. Reg. 57/90.
Grades, Standards, Designations, Classes,
Packing and Marking.
Made— December 14th, 1989.
Approved — January 25th, 1990.
Filed— January 31st, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 622 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MILK ACT
Subsection 2 (1) of Regulation 622 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
630/84, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(1) Milk that complies with and is produced and
stored in compliance with Ontario Regulation 250/87
is designated as Grade A milk.
2.— (1) Subclause 5 (2) (e) (i) of the said Reg-
ulation, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 584/86, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(i) shall contain not less than 0.9 per
cent nor more than 1.1 per cent milk-
fat or not less than 1.9 per cent nor
more than 2.1 per cent milk-fat, and
(2) Clause 5 (2) (h) of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 584/86, is amended by renumbering
subclause (i) as (ia) and by adding thereto
the following subclause:
(i) shall contain not less than 0.9 per
cent milk-fat nor more than 1.1 per
cent milk-fat and not less than 8.5
per cent milk solids other than milk-
fat,
3. Subclause 14 (2) (a) (ii) of the said Regu-
lation, as made by section 7 of Ontario
Regulation 630/84, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(ii) that, at the time of the preparation
and grading of the product, complies
with Ontario Regulation 250/87; or
4. This Regulation comes into force three
months after the date of filing.
Ontario Farm Products
Marketing Commission:
Kenneth W. Knox
Chairman
Gloria Marco Borys
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of December, 1989.
7/90
LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
O. Reg. 58/90.
Establishment of Local Roads
Areas — Northern and Eastern Regions.
Made— January 15th, 1990.
Filed— January 31st, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 598 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
1. Regulation 598 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is amended by adding
thereto the following Schedule:
Schedule 120
RED DEER VILLAGE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Mongowin in
the Territorial District of Sudbury shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation Plan N-815-1, filed with
the Administrative Services Office of the Ministry of
Transportation at Toronto on the 15th day of Decem-
ber, 1989. O. Reg. 58/90, s. 1.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of January, 1990.
7/90
190
O. Reg. 59/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 60/90 1039
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O. Reg. 59/90.
Zoning Areas — Unorganized Parts of the
Red Lake and Area Planning Area in the
Territorial District of Kenora.
Made— January 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 1st, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 85/84
MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
1. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 85/84,
exclusive of the Table, is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
4. All the lands to which this Order applies are
divided into the zones listed in the following Table as
shown on maps filed with the Plans Administration
Branch, North and East, of the Ministry of Municipal
Affairs at Toronto as Numbers 95 to 101 , both inclu-
sive, 160 and 163, the zones being designated on the
maps as set out in the Table.
2. The said Regulation is amended by add-
ing thereto the following section:
45. — (1) Notwithstanding section 38, a commercial
horse riding operation and uses, buildings and struc-
tures accessory thereto, may be erected and used on
the land described in subsection (2).
(2) Subsection (1) applies to that parcel of land in
the Territorial District of Kenora, being part of Par-
cel 5946 in the register for the District of Patricia in
the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division
of Kenora (No. 23), shown on a key map filed with
the Plans Administration Branch, North and East, of
the Ministry of Municipal Affairs at Toronto and des-
ignated as Map No. 163. O. Reg. 59/90, s. 2.
Peter W. Boles
Director
Plans Administration Branch
North and East
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of January, 1990.
7/90
CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
O. Reg. 60/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— February 2nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 191 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
1. Form 1 of Regulation 191 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade by section 16 of
Ontario Regulation 763/86, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
191
1040
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 1
Corporations Tax Act
Ministry
of
Revenue
O. Reg. 60/90
Notice of Objection
Ontario
Name of Taxpayer (Corporation. Purchaser, Registrant, Vendor)
Telephone No.
( )
Mailing
Address
Street Number and Name
City/Town
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
D
OR
D
Assessment No
Date of Notice of Assessment
Amount of Tax
S
for Period ending
Year Moniri Day
Year Month Day
Statement of Disallowance
Statement Dale
Rebate/Refund Amount
of Rebate/Refund Claim
No,
Year Moniri
Oav
$
•Account Number
• Permit Number
under the following act (check one only and indicate account/permit number)
n CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
n GASOLINE TAX ACT
0 LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT
1 I RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit Number
I I TOBACCO TAX ACT - Permit Number
I I FUEL TAX ACT, 1981, - Permit Number
LJ MINING TAX ACT -Account Number
I I PACE TRACKS TAX ACT, 1988 - Permit Number
The following are the reasons for objection and the relevant facts:
(If space is insufficient, a separate memorandum should be attached setting forth the full statement of reasons lor objection and relevant tacts,;
I I Check here if additional sheets are attached.
Appointment of Representative
confirm that
has the authority to communicate on my/the company's behalf concerning this Notice of Objection.
I authorize the Tax Appeals Branch to collect personal information from and disclose personal information to
my representative in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1987.
This NOTICE OF OBJECTION must be signed by the person objecting or an authorized signing officer of the
company.
Name (print)
Signature
Position or Office
1406N(89-(
O. Reg. 60/90, s. 1.
192
O. Reg. 60/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1041
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 466/83, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
In The Matter of the (Check one only):
D Corporations Tax Act
D Gasoline Tax Act
D Retail Sales Tax Act
D Tobacco Tax Act
D Land Transfer Tax Act
n Fuel Tax Act, 1981
D Mining Tax Act
D Race Tracks Tax Act, 1
BETWEEN
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only):
D Section 78 of the Corporations Tax Act
D Section 14 of the Gasoline Tax Act
D Section 23 of the petail Sales Tax Act
D Section 13 of the Tobacco Tax Act
Appellant,
Respondent.
D Section 12 of the Land Transfer Tax Act
D Section 14 of the Fuel Tax Act, 1981
D Section 10 of the Mining Tax Act
D Section 11 of the Race Tracks Tax Act, 1988
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the
in respect of
day of
19
D
OR
D
AssessmenI No.
Date o( Notice of AssessnnenI
Amount o( Tax
for Period ending
Y«af Month Day
$
Y»af Month
Day
Statement of Disallowance
Statement Date
Rebate/Refund Amount
Year Month
Day
$
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant (acts and law to be relied on in support of the appeal in a separate memorandum attached to ttiis form.)
Appointment of Representative
I confirm that has the
authority to communicate on my/the company's behalf concerning this Notice of Appeal. I authorize the Ministry of Revenue to collect
personal information from and disclose personal information to my representative in accorr'ance with the Freedom of Information and
Proleclion of Privacy Act, 1987.
This NOTICE OF APPEAL must be signed by the Appellant or by an authorized representative.
0>(« Nam« (pnnt) Signature Pofiticn or Oltjce
O. Reg. 60/90, s. 2.
7/90
193
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MINING TAX ACT
O. Reg. 61/90.
General.
Made— January 25th, 1990.
Filed— February 2nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 639 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MINING TAX ACT
1. Form 1 of Regulation 639 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 250/89, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
194
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1043
Form 1
Mining Tax Act
Ministry
of
Revenue
Notice of Objection
Ontario
Name of Taxpayer (Corporation. Purchaser, Registrant, Vendor)
Telephone No.
Mailing
Address
Street Number and Name
City/Town
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
D
OR
D
Assessment No
Date of Notice of Assessment
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
Year Month Day
Yeai Monlh Day
Statement of Disallowance
Statement Dale
Rebate/Refund Amount
of Rebate/Refund Claim f>Jo.
Year Monlh
Day
$
-Account Number
- Permit Number
under the following act (check one only and indicate account/permit number)
D CORPORATIONS TAX ACT
CH GASOLINE TAX ACT
n LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT
n RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit Number
CH TOBACCO TAX ACT - Permit Number
LJ FUEL TAX ACT, 1981, - Permit Number
LI MINING TAX ACT -Account Number
[D RACE TRACKS TAX ACT, 1988 - Permit Number
The foliow/ing are the reasons for objection and the relevant facts:
(If space is insufficient, a separate memorandum should be attached setting forth the full statement of reasons for objection and relevant facts.)
I I Check here if additional sheets are attached.
Appointment of Representative
I confirm that
has the authority to communicate on my/the company's behalf concerning this Notice of Objection.
I authorize the Tax Appeals Branch to collect personal information from and disclose personal information to
my representative in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1987.
This NOTICE OF OBJECTION must be signed by the person objecting or an authorized signing officer of the
company.
Name (print)
Signature
Position or Office
1406N(89-Oi5)
O. Reg. 61/90, s. 1.
195
1044
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 61/90
2. Form 2 of the said Regulation, as made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 250/89, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Form 2
Mining Tax Act
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
In The Matter of the (Check one only):
D Corporaiions Tax Act
D Gasoline Tax Act
D Retail Sales Tax Act
D Tobacco Tax Act
D Land Transfer Tax Act
D Fuel Tax Act. 1981
D Mining Tax Act
D Race Tracks Tax Act, 1Î
BETWEEN
- AND -
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only):
D Section 78 of the Corporations Tax Act
D Section 14 of the Gasoline Tax Act
O Section 23 of the Pelail Sales Tax Act
D Section 13 of the Tobacco Tax Act
Appellant,
Respondent.
D Section 12 of the Land Transfer Tax Act
D Section 14 of the Fuel Tax Acl. 1981
D Section 10 of the Mining Tax Act
D Section 11 of the Race Tracks Tax Acl, 198
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the
in respect of
D
OR
D
day of
19
Assossmenl No
Dale ol Notice ol Assessment
Amount o( Tax
lor Period ending
Year Month D«y
$
Year Morun
Day
Statement of Disallowance
Statement Date
hebate/Relund Amount
Year Month
Day
s
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant (acts and law to be relied on in support ol the appeal in a separate memorandum attached to this (orm )
Appointment of Representative
I confirm that has the
authority to communicate on my/the company's behalf concerning this Notice of Appeal. I authorize the Ministry of Revenue to collect
personal information from and disclose personal information to my representative in accordance with the Freedom of Information and
Protection of Privacy Act. 1967.
This NOTICE OF APPEAL must be signed by the Appellant or by an authorized representative.
Oil* NarT>e (prim) | S<ynalure I Position or OMica
O. Reg. 61/90, s. 2.
7/90
196
O. Reg. 62/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 1045
RETAIL SALES TAX ACT
O. Reg. 62/90.
General.
Made— January 25th. 1990.
Filed— February 2nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 904 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
RETAIL SALES TAX ACT
1. Subparagraph (e) of paragraph 60 of sec-
tion 1 of Regulation 904 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1980, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 634/82, is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(e) lodging if the charge for the lodging
is $10 or less per day or $70 or less
per week, or
7/90
197
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INDEX 7
GOVERNMENT NOTICES/AVIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Proclamations 925
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les transports routiers 927
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 952
Certificates of Incorporation Issued/Certificats de constitution en personne morale 965
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued/Lettres patentes constitutives délivrées 965
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 966
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 967
Transfer of Ontario Corporations/Transfert de compagnies ontariennes %7
Amendments to Articles/Modifications aux statuts 968
Articles of Revival/Statuts de reconstitution 974
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued/Lettres patentes supplémentaires délivrées 975
Rescinding Order/Annulation d'une décision 975
Extra-Provincial Licences Endorsed/Permis extraprovinciaux inscrits 975
Certificates of Dissolution/Certificats de dissolution 976
Decisions on Applications for Audit Exemption/Décisions quant aux demandes de dispense en
matière de vérification 976
Surrender of Charter and Termination of Existence (Corporations Act)/Abandon de charte et
dissolution (Loi sur les compagnies et associations) 977
Cancellation for Cause (Corporations Act)/Annulations pour motifs suffisants
(Loi sur les personnes morales) 977
Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Tax Act/ A vis de défaut d'observer la
Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales 977
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)/Annulation de
certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales) 982
Marriage Act/Loi sur le mariage 986
Change of Name Act/Loi sur le changement de nom 987
Environmental Assessment Act/Loi sur les évaluations environnementales 996
Workers' Compensation Board of Ontario/Commission des accidents du travail de l'Ontario 997
Applications to Provincial Parliament — Private Bills/Demandes au Parlement provincial —
Projets de loi d'intérêt privé 1023
Petitions to Provincial Parliament/Petitions au Parlement provincial 1023
Applications to Provincial Parliament/Demandes au Parlement provincial 1024
CORPORATION NOTICES/AVIS RELATIFS AUX COMPAGNIES 1024
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES/AVIS DIVERS 1029
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS/VENTES DE TERRAINS PAR LE SHÉRIF 1029
SALES OF LANDS FOR TAX ARREARS BY PUBLIC TENDER/VENTES DE TERRAINS
PAR APPEL D'OFFRES POUR ARRIÉRÉ D'IMPÔT 1030
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT/
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Cemeteries Act O. Reg. 51/90 1035
Charitable Institutions Act O. Reg. 52/90 1035
Corporations Tax Act O. Reg. 60/90 1039
Family Benefits Act O. Reg. 53/90 1036
General Welfare Assistance Act O. Reg. 54/90 1036
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act O. Reg. 55/90 1037
Local Roads Boards Act O. Reg. 50/90 1034
Local Roads Boards Act O. Reg. 58/90 1038
Milk Act O. Reg. 56/90 1037
Milk Act O. Reg. 57/90 1038
Mining Tax Act O. Reg. 61/90 1042
Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act, 1981 O. Reg. 49/90 1033
Planning Act, 1983 O. Reg. 59/90 1039
Public Lands Act O. Reg. 48/90 1033
Retail Sales Tax Act O. Reg. 62/90 1045
1048 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE / LA GAZETTE DE L'ONTARIO
Ontario
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O. Reg. 64/90 1231
Publications under the Regulations Act
Publications en vertu de la Loi sur les règlements
19y()_()3__<),^
LAND REGISTRATION REFORM ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 63/90.
General.
Made— November 3rd, 1989.
Filed— February 12th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 580/84
MADE UNDER THE
LAND REGISTRATION REFORM ACT, 1984
1. Subsection 1 (2) of Ontario Regulation
580/84, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 176/87, is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
9. That portion of the City of London
described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
southerly limit of Fanshawe Park Road and
the westerly limit of Adelaide Street;
Thence southerly along the westerly wid-
ened limit of Adelaide Street to Huron
Street;
Thence westerly along the southerly wid-
ened limit of Huron Street to the North
Thames River;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of
the North Thames River to its intersection
with the westerly limit of Wharncliffe Road
and its northerly production;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of
Wharncliffe Road to Essex Street;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of
Essex Street and its westerly production to
Platts Lane;
Thence northerly along the westerly wid-
ened limit of Platts Lane to Western Road;
Thence northerly along the westerly wid-
ened limit of Western Road to Fanshawe
Park Road;
Thence easterly along the southerly wid-
ened limit of Fanshawe Park Road to the
point of commencement.
9/90
LAND REGISTRATION REFORM ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 64/90.
General.
Made— November 3rd, 1989.
Filed— February 12th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 580/84
MADE UNDER THE
LAND REGISTRATION REFORM ACT, 1984
1. Subsection 1 (2) of Ontario Regulation
580/84, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 176/87, is amended by adding
thereto the following paragraph:
10. That portion of the Township of London
and the City of London described as fol-
lows:
Commencing at the intersection of the west-
erly limit of Wonderland Road and the
southerly limit of the Thames River;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of
the Thames River to Wharncliffe Road;
Thence northerly along the westerly wid-
ened limit of Wharncliffe Road to Riverside
Drive;
Thence westerly along the southerly wid-
ened limit of Riverside Drive to Woodward
Avenue;
Thence northerly along the westerly wid-
ened limit of Woodward Avenue and con-
tinuing along the westerly widened limit of
Platts Lane to Western Road;
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9/90
Thence northerly along the westerly wid-
ened limit of Western Road to Fanshawe
Park Road;
Thence easterly along the southerly wid-
ened limit of Fanshawe Park Road to
Adelaide Street;
Thence northerly along the westerly wid-
ened limit of Adelaide Street to the road
allowance between concessions 5 and 6 of
the Township of Lxjndon;
Thence westerly along the southerly wid-
ened limit of the said road allowance
between concessions 5 and 6 to Wonderland
Road;
Thence southerly along the westerly wid-
ened limit of Wonderland Road to the point
of commencement.
PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 65/90.
General.
Made— February 9th, 1990.
Filed— February 13th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 822 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1.— (1) Subsection 33 (1) of Regulation 822 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 51/86, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(1) The fees payable for the use of a provincial
park and its facilities are set out in Schedules 1 and 2.
O. Reg. 65/90, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subsection 33 (la) of the said Regulation,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 150/89, is revoked.
(3) Subsection 33 (3a) of the said Regulation,
as made by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 87/88 and amended by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 291/89, is further
amended by striking out "C" in the third
line and inserting in lieu thereof "3".
(4) Schedules A, B and C to section 33 of the
said Regulation, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 150/89, are revoked.
2. The Schedule to the said Regulation, as
remade by section 4 of Ontario Regula-
tion 211/83, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
Schedule 1
FEES FOR PERSONS OTHER THAN SENIOR CITIZENS
1 . Camp-site and vehicle permit per night:
(a) camp-site with electricity
(b) provincial park with showers
(c) provincial park without showers
2. Additional vehicle permit
3. Interior camping permit per night per person:
(a) eighteen years of age or over but not a senior
citizen
(b) twelve to seventeen years of age (inclusive)
(c) under twelve years of age
4. Group camping per night:
(a) basic group site fee
200
Off Season
Full Rate
Rate
$14.00
$10.00
11.75
not
applicable
10.50
8.00
5.00
3.75
3.00
3.00
1.50
1.50
None
None
8.00
8.00
O. Reg. 65/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1233
(b) additional fee for each member of the group who is
eighteen years of age or over but not a senior
citizen
(c) additional fee for Friday or Saturday night for each
member of the group who is a senior citizen
5. Reservation fee for camp-site and vehicle permit or
interior camping permit
6. Day use:
(a) daily vehicle permit
(b) annual vehicle permit
(c) bus permit
7. Boat mooring permit
8. Aircraft landing:
(a) daily vehicle permit
(b) annual vehicle permit
Schedule 2
SENIOR CITIZEN FEES
1.50
$ 1.50
.75
.75
4.00
4.00
5.00
5.00
50.00
50.00
30.00
30.00
6.25
6.25
5.00
5.00
50.00
50.00
O. Reg. 65/90, s. 2, part.
In this Schedule, "week night" means any night except Friday night or Saturday night.
1. Camp-site and vehicle permit per night
for parties that include senior citizens
and no other person other than their
spouses and persons under eighteen
years of age:
(a) camp-site with electricity
(b) provincial park with showers
(c) provincipal park without showers
2. Additional vehicle permit
3. Interior camping permit per night per
person
4. Group camping per night:
(a) basic group site fee
(b) additional fee for each member of
the group who is a senior citizen
(c) additional fee for each member of
the group who is eighteen years of
age or over but not a senior citizen
5. Reservation fee for camp-site and vehicle
permit or interior camping permit
6. Day use
7. Boat mooring permit
Week
Night
1.50
Friday or Saturday Night
Off Season
Full Rate Rate
None
$ 7.00
$ 5.00
None
6.00
not
applicable
None
5.25
4.00
None
2.50
1.75
None
1.50
1.50
8.00
8.00
8.00
None
.75
.75
1.50
1.50
4.00
4.00
4.00
None
None
None
None
3.25
3.25
O. Reg. 65/90, s. 2, part.
201
1234 O. Reg. 65/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 67/90
Schedule 3
FEES FOR CAMPING IN PROVINCIAL PARKS NAMED IN THE TABLE TO SUBSECTION 33 (3a)
1 . Camping per night per person:
(a) non-residents of Canada,
(i) eighteen years of age or over $3.00
(ii) under eighteen years of age None
(b) residents of Canada None
O. Reg. 65/90, s. 2, part.
9/90
LIQUOR LICENCE ACT
O. Reg. 66/90.
General.
Made— February 9th, 1990.
Filed— February 13th. 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 581 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
LIQUOR LICENCE ACT
1. Regulation 581 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
59t. Despite section 9, liquor may be sold and
served between the hours of 1.00 a.m. and 2.00 a.m.
on the 3rd day of March, 1990 and on each day there-
after up to and including the 1 1th day of March, 1990
in any premises in the City of Sault Ste. Marie for
which a licence is issued. O. Reg. 66/90, s. 1 .
2. This Regulation expires on the 12th day of
March, 1990.
9/90
ONTARIO UNCONDITIONAL GRANTS ACT
O. Reg. 67/90.
Determination of Apportionments and
Levies, 1989.
Made— February 9th, 1990.
Filed— February 14th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 552/89
MADE UNDER THE
ONTARIO UNCONDITIONAL GRANTS ACT
1. — (1) Column 2 of Schedule 1 to Ontario
Regulation 552/89 is amended by striking
out "89.75" in reference to Roxborough
Tp under the heading "Stormont, Dun-
das & Glengarry Co. — General Levy"
and inserting in lieu thereof "89.74".
(2) Column 2 of the said Schedule 1 is further
amended by striking out "89.75" in ref-
erence to Roxborough Tp under the head-
ing "Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Co.
— Library Levy" and inserting in lieu
thereof "89.74".
(3) Column 2 of the said Schedule 1 is further
amended by striking out "2.75" in refer-
ence to Atwood Tp and "20.16" in refer-
ence to McCrosson and Tovell Tp under
the heading "District of Rainy River —
Home for the Aged" and inserting in lieu
thereof "2.77" and "21.73" respectively.
(4) Column 2 of the said Schedule 1 is further
amended by striking out "2.75" in refer-
ence to Atwood Tp and "20.16" in refer-
ence to McCrosson and Tovell Tp under
the heading "District of Rainy River —
Social Services Board" and inserting in
lieu thereof "2.77" and "21.73" respec-
tively.
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(5) The said Schedule 1 is further amended by adding at the end thereof the following:
1235
Column 1
Haldimand-Norfolk Region — Conservation Authority Levy
Nanticoke C
Dunnville T
Haldimand T
Simcoe T
Delhi Tp
Norfolk Tp
Column 2
7.70
7.70
7.70
7.70
7.70
7.70
Waterloo Region — Conservation Authority Levy
Cambridge C
Kitchener C
Waterloo C
Dumfries Tp
Wellesley Tp
Wilmot Tp
Woolwich Tp
9.61
9.61
9.61
9.61
9.61
9.61
9.61
Brant County — Conservation Authority Levy
Brantford C
Paris T
Brantford Tp
Burford Tp
South Dumfries Tp
Oakland Tp
Onondaga Tp
8.97
8.97
8.97
8.97
8.97
8.97
8.97
Huron County — Conservation Authority Levy
Clinton T
Exeter T
Goderich T
Seaforth T
Wingham V
Bayfield V
Blyth V
Brussels V
Hensall V
Zurich V
Ashfield Tp
Colborne Tp
Goderich Tp
Grey Tp
Hay Tp
Howick Tp
Hullett Tp
McKillopTp
Morris Tp
Stanley Tp
Stephen Tp
Tuckersmith Tp
Turnberry Tp
Usborne Tp
East Wawanosh Tp
West Wawanosh Tp
203
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
87.63
1236 O. Reg. 67/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2. Schedule 2 to the said Regulation is amended by striking out,
"Nickel District Conservation Authority
in Columns 1 and 2 and inserting in lieu thereof the following:
Nickel District Conservation Authority
— Nairn
— Regional Municipality of Sudbury
O. Reg. 68/90
0.5889'
0.5889
0.6800
3. — (1) Column 2 of Schedule 6 to the said Regulation is amended by striking out "3,627" in ref-
erence to Bruce Tp and inserting in lieu thereof "3,672".
(2) The said Schedule 6 is further amended by striking out,
"Maryborough Tp
in Columns 1 and 2.
9/90
100'
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY NEGOTIATIONS
ACT, 1981
O. Reg. 68/90.
Town of Rockland, Township of Clarence
Boundary.
Made— February 9th, 1990.
Filed— February 14th, 1990.
ORDER IN COUNCIL
R.O.C. 48/90
Whereas The Corf)oration of the Town of Rock-
land and The Corporation of the Township of Clar-
ence have entered into an agreement dated the 19th
day of October, 1989 for the resolution of certain
boundary issues;
And Whereas public notice was given by the
Clerk of the Executive Council under subsection
17 (1) of the Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act,
1981 of the intention to make an Order implementing
the intermunicipal agreement;
And Whereas no objections to the proposed issu-
ance of the Order were filed with the Clerk of the
Executive Council within the filing period;
Now Therefore, on the recommendation of the
undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with
the advice and concurrence of the Executive Council,
orders under section 14 of the Municipal Boundary
Negotiations Act, 1981 that,
1. On the 1st day of March, 1990, the portion of
the Township of Clarence described in the Schedule
is annexed to the Town of Rockland.
2. All real property of The Corporation of the
Township of Clarence situate in the annexed area
vests in The Corporation of the Town of Rockland on
the 1st day of March, 1990.
3. On the 1st day of March, 1990, the by-laws of
The Corporation of the Town of Rockland extend to
the annexed area and the by-laws of The Corporation
of the Township of Clarence cease to apply to such
area, except,
(a) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Clarence,
(i) that were passed under section 34 or
41 of the Planning Act, 1983 or a pre-
decessor of those sections,
(ii) that were kept in force by subsection
13 (3) of The Municipal Amendment
Act, 1941, or
(iii) that were passed under the Highway
Traffic Act or the Municipal Act that
regulate the use of highways by vehi-
cles and pedestrians and that regu-
late the encroachment or projection
of buildings or any portion thereof
upon or over highways,
which shall remain in force until repealed by
the council of The Corporation of the Town
of Rockland;
(b) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Clarence passed under section 45, 58
or 61 of the Drainage Act or a predecessor
of those sections; and
(c) by-laws conferring rights, privileges, fran-
chises, immunities or exemptions that could
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O. Reg. 69/90 1237
not have been lawfully repealed by the
council of The Corporation of the Township
of Clarence.
4. The clerk of The Corporation of the Township
of Clarence shall promptly prepare and furnish to the
clerk of The Corporation of the Town of Rockland a
special collector's roll showing all arrears of taxes or
special rates assessed against the lands in the annexed
area up to and including the 28th day of February,
1990 and the persons assessed therefor.
5. — (1) All real property taxes levied under any
general or special Act and uncollected in the annexed
area which are due and unpaid on the 28th day of
February, 1990 shall be deemed on the 1st day of
March, 1990 to be taxes due and payable to The Cor-
poration of the Town of Rockland and may be col-
lected by The Corporation of the Town of Rockland.
(2) On or before the 1st day of June, 1990, The
Corporation of the Town of Rockland shall pay to
The Corporation of the Township of Clarence an
amount equal to the amount of all real property taxes
that The Corporation of the Town of Rockland is
entitled to collect in the annexed area under subsec-
tion (1), that were due but unpaid on the 1st day of
March, 1990.
6. All business taxes levied and uncollected in the
annexed area which are due and unpaid on the 28th
day of February, 1990 shall continue after that date
to be taxes due and payable to The Corporation of
the Township of Clarence and may be collected by
The Corporation of the Township of Clarence.
7. — (1) The assessment of land in the annexed
area upon which the taxes after the 28th day of Feb-
ruary, 1990 shall be levied shall be determined by the
Assessment Commissioner in accordance with the
classes of real property and the factors prescribed for
The Corporation of the Town of Rockland by regula-
tions made under the Assessment Act.
(2) Where the Assessment Commissioner makes
an assessment in accordance with subsection (1), sec-
tion 34 of the Assessment Act applies to the assess-
ment.
8. The agreement between The Corporation of the
Town of Rockland and The Corporation of the
Township of Clarence entered into on the 19th day of
October, 1989 is hereby given effect. O. Reg.
68/90.
Recommended
Concurred
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Murray Elston
Chairman
Approved and Ordered February 9th, 1990.
Lincoln M. Alexander
Lieutenant Governor
Schedule
PORTION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF CLARENCE
TO BE ANNEXED TO THE TOWN OF
ROCKLAND
Beginning at a point in the boundary of the
Town of Rockland being a point on the north-
erly limit of the King's Highway Number 17
measured north 17° 00' 30" east from the north-
easterly angle of a Plan deposited in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Rus-
sell (No. 50) as Number 50R-6416;
Thence south 17° 00' 30" west to the northeast-
erly angle of the said Plan;
Thence south 16° 39' west along the easterly
limit of the said Plan 137.37 metres to the north-
easterly limit of the Ottawa-Montreal Road;
Thence south 16° 39' west to the centre line of
pavement of the said Road being the easterly
boundary of the Town of Rockland;
Thence northerly and easterly following the
boundaries of the said Town to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 68/90, Sched.
9/90
LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
O. Reg. 69/90.
Establishment of Local Roads
Areas — Northern and Eastern Regions.
Made — February 2nd, 1990.
Filed— February 15th, 1990.
I.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 598 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
LOCAL ROADS BOARDS ACT
Schedule 35 to Regulation 598 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
Schedule 35
FERRIE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Ferrie in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation Plan N-1360-2, filed with
the Administrative Services Office of the Ministry of
Transportation at Toronto on the 9th day of January,
1990. O. Reg. 69/90, s. 1.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 2nd day of February, 1990.
9/90
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
fflGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 70/90.
Gross Weight on Bridges.
Made— February 12th, 1990.
Filed— February 15th, 1990.
O. Reg. 70/90
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 471 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Section 1 of Regulation 471 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted:
1. No person shall move a vehicle or combination of vehicles on, over or upon a bridge described in Col-
umn 1 of Schedule 1 or la if the gross weight of the vehicle or combination of vehicles is greater than the
weight in tonnes set opposite in Column 2. O. Reg. 70/90, s. 1 .
2. The Regulation is amended by adding the following Schedule:
Schedule la
STRAWBERRY CREEK BRIDGE
Column 1
Column 2
Bridge
Gross Weight
Limit in Tonnes
1. Bridge No. 48W-27, known as the Strawberry Creek Bridge, Lot 9, Conces-
sions IV and V, in the Township of Ware, Ware Lx)cal Roads Board in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay, over Strawberry Creek
2. Bridge No. 48W-28, known as the Strawberry Creek Bridge, Lots 9 and 10,
Concession IV, in the Township of Ware, Ware Local Roads Board in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay, over Strawberry Creek
3. Bridge No. 48W-37, known as the Strawberry Creek Bridge, Lots 9 and 10,
Concessions I and III, in the Township of Ware, Ware Local Roads Board in
the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, over Strawberry Creek
7 tonnes
7 tonnes
7 tonnes
O. Reg. 70/90, s. 2.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of February, 1990.
9/90
206
O. Reg. 71/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 72/90 1239
ARCHITECTS ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 71/90.
General.
Made— December 7th, 1989.
Approved — February 9th, 1990.
Filed— February 15th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 517/84
MADE UNDER THE
ARCHITECTS ACT, 1984
Subsection 17 (1) of Ontario Regulation
517/84, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 179/89, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(1) At a meeting of the Council, the members of
the Council shall elect by ballot from among the
elected members a president, a vice-president and
treasurer and two or more vice-presidents. O. Reg.
71/90, s. 1.
Made by Council on the 7th day of December,
1989.
Council of the Ontario Association
OF Architects:
E. R. Hershfield
President
B. Parks
Registrar
9/90
LEGAL AID ACT
O. Reg. 72/90.
General.
Made— December 4th, 1989.
Approved — February 9th, 1990.
Filed— February 15th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 59/86
MADE UNDER THE
LEGAL AID ACT
1. Subsections 116 (3) and (4) of Ontario Regulation 59/86 are revoked.
2. — (1) Item 5.1 of Schedule 2 to the said Regulation, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 699/87, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
5.1.1 A block fee for all preparation, correspondence and
communications, when the total preparation time does not
exceed five hours, adjournments and remands and for a half-day
in court for a plea of guilty
5.1.2 A block fee for all preparation, correspondence and
communications, when the total preparation time exceeds five
hours, adjournments and remands and for a half-day in court for
a plea of guilty
5.1.3 A block fee for all preparation , correspondence and
communications, adjournments and remands and for one day in
court for a plea of guilty
5.1.4 A block fee for all preparation , correspondence and
communications, adjournments and remands and for a one-day
trial following a plea of not guilty
207
736
736
736
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 73/90
(2) Item 5.2 of the said Schedule 2, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 699/87, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
5.2 The block fee under item 5.1 does not include,
(a) matters related to a judicial interim release or to
release pending an appeal unless the judicial interim
release hearing is held on the same day as a plea of
guilty is entered;
(b) waiting time when the case is not reached.
(3) Clause (b) of item 7.1 of the said Schedule 2, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
699/87, is revoked and the following substituted therefor:
(b) withdrawal of any charges except where the accused
is charged with offences contrary to section 253 or
theft or possession charges arising out of the same set
of circumstances, block fee 417 NIL
(4) Item 7.3 of the said Schedule 2, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 699/87, is
revoked and the following substituted therefor:
7.3 A fee under items 7 . 1 and 7 . 2 does not include ,
(a) matters related to a judicial interim release or release
pending an appeal unless the judicial interim release
hearing is held on the same day as a plea of guilty is
entered;
(b) waiting time when the case is not reached.
The Law Society of Upper Canada:
Lee K. Ferrier
Treasurer
R. Tinsley
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of December, 1989.
9/90
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 73/90.
General.
Made— September 8th, 1989.
Approved — February 9th, 1990.
Filed— February 15th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 538/84
MADE UNDER THE
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS ACT, 1984
1. Subsection 3 (2) of Ontario Regulation
538/84 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(2) If the president is incapacitated or resigns, the
office of president shall be filled by the president
elect, failing that by the vice-president elected by the
members, failing that by the vice-president appointed
by the Council, or failing that by a member of the
Council who the Council shall appoint. O. Reg.
73/90, s. 1.
2. Clause 45 (1) (d) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(d) is performing the work outside Ontario and
that work is undertaken under the tempo-
rary Ucence to satisfy a requirement under
an Act of Ontario other than the
Professional Engineers Act, 1984.
208
O. Reg. 73/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 74/90 1241
3. Paragraph 1 of section 48 of the said Reg-
ulation is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
1. The applicant must designate, as the person
or persons who will assume responsibility
for and supervise the services to be provided
by the applicant within the practice of pro-
fessional engineering, one or more Mem-
bers or holders of temporary licences each
of whom has at least five years of profes-
sional engineering experience following the
conferral of a degree described in subclause
34 (1) (a) (i) or the completion of an equiv-
alent engineering education.
4. Clause 53 (4) (d) of the said Regulation is
revoked.
5. Section 74 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
74. For the purpose of this Regulation, a Member
shall be deemed to be in the independent practice of
professional engineering if the Member,
(a) holds a certificate of authorization and is
primarily engaged in offering or providing
services within the practice of professional
engineering to the public; or
(b) is a partner in or employee of a holder of a
certificate of authorization, is designated in
the application for the certificate as a person
who will assume responsibility for and
supervise the services of the holder that are
within the practice of professional engineer-
ing and is primarily engaged in offering or
providing, on behalf of the holder, services
within the practice of professional engineer-
ing to the public. O. Reg. 73/90, s. 5.
6. Paragraph 5 of subsection 88 (1) of the
said Regulation, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 72/89, is revoked and
the following substituted therefor:
5. The insurance must be placed with an
insurer with an aggregate capital and sur-
plus of at least $20,000,000 or an under-
writer or syndicate of underwriters operat-
ing on the plan known as Lloyds.
7. Clause 98 (a) of the said Regulation is
revoked.
Council of the Association of Professional
Engineers of Ontario:
George Piper
President
Peter Osmond
Registrar
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of September, 1989.
9/90
FUEL TAX ACT, 1981
O. Reg. 74/90.
General.
Made— Februray 14th, 1990.
Filed— February 15th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 772/82
MADE UNDER THE
FUEL TAX ACT, 1981
1. — (1) Subsection 5a (2) of Ontario Regula-
tion 772/82, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 197/87, is amended by
striking out "Cornwall, Lansdowne,
Prescott, Sault Ste. Marie, Fort Erie,
Niagara Falls (Queenston) or Sarnia" in
the third and fourth lines and substituting
"a point of entry for fuel permitted by
Revenue Canada, Customs and Excise".
(2) Subsection 5a (7) of the Regulation, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
197/87, is revoked.
2. Section 6a of the Regulation, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 372/87, is
revoked and the following substituted:
6a. — (1) For the purpose of subsections 8 (2) and
11 (5) of the Act, every importer or collector shall
collect,
(a) from every wholesaler or retailer to whom
the importer or collector sells clear fuel, at
the time of the sale, an amount as security
equal to the tax imposed by the Act; and
(b) from every purchaser to whom the importer
or collector sells clear fuel, at the time of
the sale, the tax payable under the Act.
(2) For the purposes of subsection 11 (6) of the
Act, every importer who is a collector shall remit the
tax and security collected under subsection (1) and
the tax payable by the importer under subsection
4 (1) of the Act in accordance with subsection 8(1).
(3) Every importer who is not a collector shall, on
or before the fifteenth day of the month following the
209
1242
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 74/90
month in which the fuel was imported into or
received in Ontario, deliver to the Minister a return
in Form 6 together with,
(a) the tax and security collectable and payable
by the importer in respect of the sales of
fuel under subsection (1); and
(b) the tax payable by the importer under sub-
section 4 (1 ) of the Act.
(4) The return required under subsection (3) shall
set out the quantity of coloured fuel and clear fuel
imported into Ontario by the importer, the name and
address of the person from whom the coloured fuel
and the clear fuel was purchased and the date of each
purchase.
(5) An importer who has complied with subsection
11 (7) of the Act may deduct from remittances
required under subsection (3), all amounts paid
under subsection 1 1 (8) of the Act in respect of fuel
imported during the previous month.
(6) For the purposes of subsection 1 1 (9) of the
Act, every imp)orter who imports fuel into Ontario
from outside Canada shall deliver a statement in
Form 23 to the Minister, or to a person authorized by
the Minister, at the time of entry into Ontario of each
shipment of fuel.
(7) The statement required under subsection (6)
shall set out the quantity of clear fuel and coloured
fuel imported into Ontario, the name and address of
the consignee and the name of the person transport-
ing the fuel. O. Reg. 74/90, s. 2.
3. Subsection 8 (2) of the Regulation is
revoked.
4. Form 6 of the Regulation, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 187/88, is
revoked and the following substituted:
210
O. Reg. 74/90
Ministry Motor Fuels and PO. Box 620
-r I- T 33 King Stieet Wesi
Of Tobacco Tax q^,^ J o^,,,;^
Revenue Branch lih8E9
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
Form 6
Statement of Fuel Imports - FT 815
Fuel Tax Act. 1981
1243
Ontario
This form is to be completed by a fuel importer wtio is not a Collector under the Act.
IMPORTANT: Shaded areas are for Ministry use only.
Legal Name and Address
Account Number
06 n
Vouch if NumDt'
FUI
2 16 17
Month of ImpoflâTon
Instructions
• Statement of Fuel Imports must be delivered to the Ministry of Revenue, together with payment, on or before the I5th day of the month
loiiowino the month in which the fuel was Impoaed Into or received in Ontarb.
• Submit this Statement of Fuel Imports together with your cheque or money order made payable to the TREASURER OF ONTARIO at the
address shown above.
• FT Schedules 3 or 3a must accompany this statement.
AS PER FT SCHEDULES 3 and 3a |
Province / State
Litres imported
(1) Total
Ontario Tax Rate
To be completed ONLY if product was Imported from Quebec
(Complete either (2) or (3), NOT BOTH)
• If Quebec tax rate Is higher than Ontario's, complete (2)
(2)
Quebec-tax-paid fuel
imported into Ontario
Ontario Tax Rate
Quebec-tax-paid fuel
imported into Ontario
If Quebec tax rate is lower than Ontario's, complete (3)
LKres
Quebec Tax Rate
$
c
$
n
$
E
$
F
$
$
(4) Téix Due ( Box A minus Box B or C as applicable )
Litres (—pvrr »ch. 3<)
(5) Fuel coloured by authorized personnel [^
Ontario Tax Rate
(6) Amount of tax/security remitted with respect to the
imports declared in this return
>
(7) Amount Due ( Box D minus Boxes E & F ) ^>
Certification: I hereby ceaify that the financial and other statements of Information Included
herein or attached hereto are In aflreement with the books of the importer and exhtoit truly,
correcily and completely all information (or the period covered by this Return
30
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O. Reg. 74/90, s. 4.
211
1244
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 74/90
Formule 6
Ministère Direction de la taxe C p 620
33. fue King ouest
du sur les carburants oshawa (Omano)
Revenu et le tabac lih8E9
Ontario
Déclaration d'importation de
carburant - FT 815
01 05
Loi de 1981 de la taxe sur les carburants
Cette déclaration doit être ren^plie par tout importateur de caroUrant qui n'est pas un percepteur aux termes de la loi.
IMPORTANT: Les parties ombrées sont réservées au ministère.
Raison sociale et adresse
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Instructions
• La Déclaration d'imponaiion de carturant doit parvenir au ministère du Revenu, accompagnée du paiement, au plus tard le 15 du mois qui suit
le mos pendant lequel le carburant i été importé ou re;u en Ontario.
• Envoyer la Déclaration aimportaton de carburant, accompagnée dun choque ou d'un mandat établi à l'ordre du TRÉSORIER DE
L'ONTARIO, a l'adresse indiquée CKJessus.
• L'annexe KT3 ou FT3a doit être Jointe a cette déclaration.
DONNÉES A REPORTER DES ANNEXES FT3 ET FT3a |
Province / État
Quantité importée (litres)
(1) Total
Taxe de l'Ontario
À remplir SEULEMENT si le produit a été importé du Québec
(remplir (2) ou (3) et NON LES DEUX).
• Si la taxe du Québec est plus élevée que celle de l'Ontario, remplir (2).
Litres Taxe de l'Ontario
Carburant importé en Ontario pour
(2)
lequel la taxe du Québec a été [^
payée
• Si la tcuce du Québec est moins élevée que celle de l'Ontario, remplir (3).
Carburant importé en Ontario pour , UIISS , , TtX6 flu QuébSC
lequel la taxe du Québec a été ^
payée
(4) Taxe due (Case A moins case B ou C, selon le cas)
Litres (O'éPi»» l'»nn««< Fr3«)
^"il Carburant coloré par du
(0) uarourani ^^^^^^^ g^jt^nsé
Taxe de lOntario
[>
>
(6) Montant de la taxe/de la garantie versée à l'égard des Importations déclarées sur la i^
présente formule [>
(7) Montant dij (Case D moins case E & F)
Attestation: J'atteste, par la présente, que les relevés financiers et autres renseignements
contenus dans la présente ou joints k celle<i concordent avec les livres de l'importateur et
présentent de manière lidéle. exacte et complète, les renseignements se rapponant t la période
visée par la présente déclaration.
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Règl. de rOnt. 74/90, art. 4.
212
O. Reg. 74/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
5. The Regulation is amended by adding the following form:
1245
Minislrv Minislère PO Box 6?0
' 33 K.ng Sl'eel We
ol du Osnawa. Or-iano
Bovonue Revenu LiH 8E9
Form 23
Formule 23
C P 620
33, rue King ouesi
05fi«w« (Onlario)
LIH 8E9
Ontario Fuel and Gasoline Tax
(Border) FGTB-1
Gasoline Tax Act/Fuel Tax Act, 1981
Taxe ontarienne sur les carburants et sur
l'essence (Frontière) FGTB-1
Loi de la taxe sur l'essence/Loi de 1931 de la taxe sur les carburants
Noio: ThL<; frirm mij5;i ha rnmnieied in iripiicaw ana be in ihe Remarque: CnnH formula doit aire remplie en Irob exemplaires el le
sossesson ol ine anver ol me vehcis on entry Into Onlario. A certified conducteur doit l'avoir avec lui lorsqu'il entre en Ontario. Un choque visé
cneque drawn on a Canadian Chartered banK in Canadian Funds or tiré sur une banque 1 charte canadienne en fonds canadiens ou un mandat
money order lor me total tax due is also required. pour le montant total de la taxe due est aussi exigé.
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Taxe sur les importations d'essence I de carburant aviation
Producl/Produit
Gasoline/Essence
LeadedMvec plomb
Litres Imported
Litres importés
Tax Rate
Taux de la taxe
Tax Amount
Montant de la taxe
Unieaded/Sans plomb
Aviation Fuei
Carburan; avianon
Note: 1 US Gallon =.3.785 litres
Remarque : 1 gallon Ê.U.- 3,785 litres
Tax Due
Taxa due
Tax on Fuel Imports/Taxe sur les importations de carburant
Producl/Produil
Clear Fuel
Carburant incolore
Coloured fuel dyed under
Supervision of a cusicms
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Carburant coloré sous ta
supervision d'un douanier
i-K Kerosene as cenilied by
manufacturers
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tet par tes laSncants
Litres Inriported
Litres Importés
Tax Rate
Taujf de la taxe
Tax Exempt
Exonéré de la taxe
Tax Exempt
Exonéré de la taxe
Tax Amount
Montant de la taxe
Total Tax Due / Taxe due -"C" *
("A" + -B" - "C")
Make cheque payable to Treasurer of Ontario / Libeller le cheque à l'ordre du trésorier de l'Onfario
Certification
1 hereby cenily that the statements made herein or attached
hereto are in agreement v»ith the books ol the importer and
exhibit truly, correctly and completely all information concerned
by this statement.
Attestation
J'atteste, par la présente, que les renseignements contenus dans
cette formule ou Joints à celle-ci sont conformes aux registres de
l'importateur et présentent de manière fidèle, exacte et complete
tous les renseignements s'y rapportant.
S-fl-mui* 01 Signing OtlictflS>çnMuft au JfÇnjl
Data
213
O. Reg. 74/90, s. 5.
Règl. de l'Ont. 74/90, art. 5.
1246 O. Reg. 74/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 75/90
6. This Regulation shall be deemed to have come into force on the 1st day of October, 1989.
RfcMO Mancini
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of February, 1990.
9/90
1.
GASOLINE TAX ACT
O. Reg. 75/90.
General.
Made— Februray 14th, 1990.
Filed— February 15th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 648/86
MADE UNDER THE
GASOLINE TAX ACT
Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 648/86 is
amended by adding the following subsec-
tions:
(3) Every importer who is not a collector shall, on
or before the fifteenth day of the month following the
month in which the importer imported into or
received in Ontario gasoline, aviation fuel or pro-
pane, deliver a statement to the Minister specifying,
(a) the quantity of the gasoline, aviation fuel or
propane; and
(b) the name and address of the person from
whom the gasoline, aviation fuel or propane
was purchased and the date of the purchase.
(4) For the purpose of subsection 4 (5) of the Act,
every importer who imports gasoline or aviation fuel
into Ontario from outside Canada shall deliver a
statement to the Minister, or to a person authorized
by the Minister, at the time of entry into Ontario of
each shipment of gasoline or aviation fuel.
(5) The statement required by subsection (4) shall
set out the quantity of gasoline or aviation fuel
imported into Ontario by the importer, the name and
address of the consignee and the name of the person
transporting the gasoline or aviation fuel. O. Reg.
75/90, s. 1.
2. — (1) Subsection 7 (5) of the Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted:
(5) The statement made by an importer under sub-
section 1 (3) shall be in Form 5. O. Reg. 75/90,
s. 2(1).
(2) Section 7 of the Regulation, as amended
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 473/88
and section 1 of Ontario Regulation 25/90,
is further amended by adding the follow-
ing subsection:
(10) The statement made by an importer under
subsection I (4) shall be in Form 10. O. Reg. 75/90,
s. 2(2).
3. Form 5 of the Regulation, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 186/88, is
revoked and the following substituted:
214
O. Reg. 75/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1247
Form 5
Ministry Motor Fuels and PO. Box 620
nf Tobacco Tax ^3 King Street West
ot looacco lax Oshawa, Ontario
Revenue Branch liH 8E9
Statement of Gasoline imports - GT61
Gasoline Tax Act
Ontario
This form is to be completed by a gasoline importer who is not a Collector under the Act
IMPORTANT: Shaded areas are tor Ministry use only.
Narne o' Imponor
PMt«i Add'
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CaJcndar Mcx^th and Y*ar
Instructions
Statement o( Gasoline Imports must be delivered to the Ministry o( Revenue, together with payment, on or before the 15th day ol the momn
following the calendar month indicated above.
Submit this Statement ol Gasoline Imports together with your cheque or money order for the amount due made payable to the TREASURER OF
ONTARIO at the address shown atxjve.
• GT SCHEDULE 3^' must accompany this statement.
AS PER GT SCHEDULE 3 ^
Note: 1 U.S. Gal
= 3 785
Province / State
Litres Imported |
Aviation Fuel
Leaded Gasoline
Unleaded Gasoline
Total
L
L
L
(1)
Ontario Tax Rate
Ontario Tax Rate
Tax Amount
Ontario Ta»
Rate
-
Tax Amo
jnt
To be completed ONLY If product was Imported
If Quebec tax rate is higher than Ontario's complete
from Quebec. (Complete either (2)
(2).
or (3)
NOT BOTH.)
(2) Quebec-tax-paiid
Leaded
X
Ont. Tax Rate
-
Tax Amount
B
$
gasoline imported [>
_
into Ontario
Unleaded
X
Ont. Tax rate
-
Tax Amount
If Quebec tax rate Is lower than
Ontario's, complete
(3
).
(3) Quebec-tax-paid
Leaded
X
Que. Tax Rate
-
Tax Amount
C
$
gasoline Imported [\
Into Ontario '"'^
_
Unleaded
X
Que. Tax Rate
-
Tax Amount
(4) Amount of tax/security remitted with respect to the imports declared in this return
(5) Amount Due (Box A minus Boxes B, C, or D as applicable)
■CERTIFICATION-
> E
I hereby certify that the financial and other statements of information included herein or attached hereto are in agreement with the books of the
importer and exhibit truly, correctly and completely all information for the period covered by this statement.
5.arnii;,. ol p.ocio, o, Snnmo Oflio
• FOR BRANCH USE ONLY-
O. Reg. 75/90, s. 3.
215
1248
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 75/90
Formule 5
Ministère Direction de la taxe C.P. 620
j du sur les carburants os'hawa'^
Revenu et le tabac lih 8E9
Ontario
Cette déclaration doit être remplie par un Innportateur d'essence qui n'est pas un percepteur aux termes de la loi
IMPORTANT : Les parties ombrées sont réservées au ministère
Déclaration d'importation d'essence
- GT61
Loi de la taxe sur l'essence
""" " '■"*"'•'•'"
*"'•"
po«I«l« Numéro t1 ru* ou rout* rur«lt
N» d* liliphoo»
pwnc.
1
Instructions
* La Déclaration d'importation d'essence doit parvenir au minstére du Revenu, accompagnée du paiement, au plus tard le 15 du mois qui suit le
mois indiqué ci-dessus.
Envoyer la Déclaration d'importation d'essence, accompagnée d'un chèque ou d'un mandat établi à l'ordre du TRÉSORIER DE L'ONTARIO,
à l'adresse indiquée ci-dessus.
Un (des) exemplaire(s) de l'annexe 3 doKven)! être joinUs) i cette déclaration.
DONNÉES À REPORTER DE L'ANNEXE 3
Remarque : 1 gai. É.U.
= 3.785 litres
Province / État
Quantité importée (litres) |
Carburant aviation
Essence au plomb
Essence sans plomb
Total
L
L
L
(1)
Taxe de runano
Taxe de l'Uniano
Taxe de l'Ontario.
Montant de la taxe
Montant de la taxe
Montant de la taxe
À remplir SEULEMENT si le produit a été importé du Ouébec(rempllr (2) ou (3) et NON LES DEUX).
Si la taxe du Québec est plus élevée que celle de l'Ontario, remplir (2)
(2) Essence importée en
au plomb
x
Taxe de l'Ontario
-
Montant de la taxe
B
$
Ontario pour laquelle ^
_
la taxe du Québec a
été payée
sans plomb
X
Taxe de l'Ontario
-
Montant de la taxe
Si la taxe du Québec est moins
élevée que celle de
l'C
)ntario, remplir
(3
)
(3) Essence importée en
au plomb
X
Taxe du Québec
-
Montant de la taxe
C
$
Ontario pour laquelle ^
_
la taxe du Québec a
été payée
sans plomb
X
Taxe du âuébec
-
Montant de la taxe
(4) Montant de la taxe/de la garantie versée à l'égard des importations déclarées sur la présente formule =
(5) Montant dû (Case A moins case B, C ou D, selon le cas) f^
-Attestation-
J'atteste, par la présente, que les relevés financiers et autres renseignemems contenus dans la présente ou joints é celle-ci concordent avec les
livres de l'Importateur et présentent de manière fidèle, exacte et complète, les renseignements se rapportant à la période visée par la présente
déclaration.
Slgntuf du pfopfiéfir*
- Réservé A la direction -
(R)07«R(90*1)
Règl. de l'Ont. 75/90, art. 3.
216
O. Reg. 75/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
4. The Regulation is amended by adding the following form:
1249
Ministry
Ministère
of
du
Revenue
Revenu
P.O. Box 620
33 King Street West
Oshawa, Ontario
LlH 8E9
Form 10
Formule 10
C.P. 620
33, rue King ouest
Oshawa (Ontario)
L1H8E9
Ontario Fuel and Gasoline Tax
(Border) FGTB-1
Gasoline Tax Act/Fuel Tax Act. 1981
Taxe ontarienne sur les carburants et sur
l'essence (Frontière) FGTB-1
Loi de la taxe sur l'essence/Loi de 1981 de la taxe sur les carburants
Note: This form must be completed in triplicale and be in the
possession of the driver of the vehicle on entry into Ontario. A certified
cheque drawn on a Canadian Chartered bank in Canadian Funds or
money order for the total tax due is also required.
Remarque: Cette formule doit être remplie en trois exemplaires et le
conducteur doit l'avoir avec lui lorsqu'il entre en Ontario. Un chèque visé
tiré sur une banque à charte canadienne en tonds canadiens ou un mandat
pour le montant total de la taxe due est aussi exigé.
t.tirt o( lmpo(t>ns Consign*»
Nom du cof)6ignêlêi'0 /mporunr l» Cêrburtnt
lmpo(i»r'8 F»der«l Sabe Tm Number
Numéro dé lé taxé dé vénté iédéfélé dé l'impoflêléur
T«l«pf,or« No,W" dé tiliphoné
lmpori»r't F*d*rai txct» I» Niirrt>«(
Numéro dé lé l*xé d'tcc'mé fédéral* dé l'importéléur
PosIdCodWCaJ^pofuJ
M «pplicibl*. Ontario Qâfiolln* T» CdJ«cto( No.
N»iT» of C«ni«r
Nom du ttëntpoimur
Oniario FuaI Tax Collactor No.
N* du pft»pmur dé ià taxé êur hé carburan» dé
l'Ontêfk)
Ccnadâ CuBlomc (Jontrol Uocum
•m No.W tfu aocummnt d» cantrOi» dt doutnm c»n»amnn»s
Tax on Gasoline / Aviation Fuel Imports
Taxe sur les importations d'essence / de carburant aviation
Product/Produit
Gasoline/Essencs
Leaded/zAvec plomb
Litres Imported
Litres importés
Tax Rate
Taux de la taxe
Tax Amount
Montant de la taxe
Unleaded/Sar)s plomb
Aviation Fuel
Cartxirant aviation
Note: 1 US Gallon -3.785 litres
Remarque : 1 gallon É.U. - 3,785 litres
Tax Due
Taxe due
Tax on Fuel Imports/Taxe sur les importations de carburant
Product/Produil
Clear Fuel
Carburant incolore
Coloured fuel dyed under
supervision of a customs
officer
carburant coloré sous la
supervision d'un douanier
1-K Kerosene as certified by
manufacturers
Kérosène )K certifié comme
tel par les labricants
Litres Imported
Litres importés
Tax Rate
Taux de la taxe
Tax Amount
Montant de la taxe
Total Tax Due / Taxe due
("A" + "B" - -C")
Make cheque payable to Treasurer of Ontario / Libeller le chèque i l'ordre du trésorier de l'Ontario
Certification
I tiereby certify that the statements made herein or attached
hereto are in agreement with the lxx}ks of the importer and
exhibit truly, correctly and completely all information concerned
by this statement.
Attestation
J'atteste, par la présente, que les renseignements contenus dans
cette fonnule ou joints à celle-ci sont conformes aux registres de
l'importateur et présentent de manière fidèle, exacte et complete
tous les renseignements s'y rapportant.
S^nsnjr* ol Signing OttKmlSigntbrt du gignëtajr» wKttti
TOSrjT.
■Kï -
O. Reg. 75/90, s. 4.
Règl. de l'Ont. 75/90, art. 4.
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1250 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 75/90
5. This Regulation shall be deemed to have come into force on the 1st day of October, 1989.
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of February, 1990.
9/90
Remo Mancini
Minister of Revenue
CORRECTION
O. Reg. 15/90 under the Crop Insurance Act
(Ontario) published February 3rd, 1990.
Section 2 of Ontario Regulation 15/90, as set out
below,
2. Paragraph 3 of Form 2 of the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 730/88, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
(3) An insured person may make application
for extended coverage up until the time that the
production guarantee report is completed and
the premium is paid by the insured.
should have read as follows:
2. Paragraph 3 of Form 2 of the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 730/88, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
3. An insured person may make application for
extended coverage up until the time that the produc-
tion guarantee report is completed and the premium
is paid by the insured.
9/90
CORRECTION
O. Reg. 4/90 under the Milk Act published Janu-
ary 20th, 1990.
The Ontario Cream Producers*
Marketing Board:
J. Grant Smith
Chairman
John Bilyea
Secretary
should have read as follows:
The Ontario Cream Producers'
Marketing Board:
George Stock
Chairman
John Bilyea
Secretary
9/90
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE / LA GAZETTE DE L'ONTARIO 1251
INDEX 9
GOVERNMENT NOTICES/AVIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les transports routiers 1153
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 1181
Certificates of Incorporation Issued/Certificats de constitution délivrés 1197
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued/Lettres patentes constitutives délivrées 1197
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 1200
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 1201
Transfer of Ontario Corporations/Transfert de compagnies ontariennes 1201
Restated Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution mis à jour 1201
Amendments to Articles/Modifications aux statuts 1201
Articles of Revival/Statuts de reconstitution 1207
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued/Lettres patentes supplémentaires délivrées 1207
Extra-Provincial Licences Endorsed/Permis extraprovinciaux inscrits 1208
Extra-Provincial Licences Amended/Permis extraprovinciaux modifiés 1208
Certificates of Dissolution/Certificats de dissolution 1208
Certificates of Dissolution Issued/Certificats de dissolution délivrés 1209
Certificates of Arrangement/Certificats d'arrangement 1209
Decisions on Applications for Audit Exemption/Décisions quant aux demandes de dispense en
matière de vérification 1210
Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Tax Act/ Avis de défaut d'observer la
Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales 1210
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)/Annulation de
certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales) 1211
Change of Name Act/Loi sur le changement de nom 1214
Loan and Trust Corporations Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les compagnies de prêt
et de fiducie 1218
Applications to Provincial Parliament — Private Bills/Demandes au Parlement provincial —
Projets de loi d'intérêt privé 1219
Petitions to Provincial Parliament/Petitions au Parlement provincial 1219
Applications to Provincial Parliament/Demandes au Parlement provincial 1220
CORPORATION NOTICES/AVIS RELATIFS AUX COMPAGNIES 1221
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES/ A VIS DIVERS 1226
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS/VENTES DE TERRAINS PAR LE SHÉRIF 1226
SALES OF LANDS FOR TAX ARREARS BY PUBLIC TENDER/VENTES DE TERRAINS
PAR APPEL D'OFFRES POUR ARRIÉRÉ D'IMPÔT 1228
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Architects Act, 1984 O. Reg. 71/90 1239
Fuel Tax Act, 1981 O. Reg. 74/90 1241
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 70/90 1238
Land Registration Reform Act, 1984 O. Reg. 63/90 1231
Land Registration Reform Act, 1984 O. Reg. 64/90 1231
Legal Aid Act O. Reg. 72/90 1239
Liquor Licence Act O. Reg. 66/90 1234
Local Roads Boards Act O. Reg. 69/90 1237
Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act, 1981 O. Reg. 68/90 1236
Ontario Unconditional Grants Act O. Reg. 67/90 1234
Professional Engineers Act, 1984 O. Reg. 73/90 1240
Provincial Parks Act O. Reg. 65/90 1232
Correction to Crop Insurance Act (Ontario) O.Reg. 15/90 1250
Correction to Milk Act O. Reg. 4/90 1250
1252 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE / LA GAZETTE DE L'ONTARIO
Ontario
Information
The Ontario Gazette is published each Saturday and advertisements must be
received no later than Thursday 4 p.m., 9 days before publication of the issue in which
they should appear.
Advertisements including the names of any signing officers must be typed or written
legibly. Advertising rates are: $12.80 per 25 mm for a single column and $26.00 per
25 mm for a double column.
Subscription rate is $77.50 for 52 weekly issues and the single copy price $1.75; pay-
able in advance. All rates are subject to increases without notice.
Cheques or money orders should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF
ONTARIO and all correspondence, including address changes, should be mailed to:
The Ontario Gazette
5th Roor, 880 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1N8
Telephone 326-5310
Toil-Free 1-800-668-9938
Information
La Gazette de L'Ontario paraît chaque samedi, et les annonces à y insérer doi-
vent parvenir à ses bureaux le jeudi à 16 h au plus tard, soit au moins neuf jours avant
la parution du numéro dans lequel elles figureront.
Les annonces, ainsi que le nom des signataires autorisés, doivent être dactylographiées
ou écrites lisiblement. Les tarifs sont de 12,80 $ par 25 mm, pour une colonne, et de
26,00 $ par 25 mm, pour deux colonnes.
Le tarif d'abonnement est de 77,50$ pour 52 numéros hebdomadaires, et le tarif au
numéro, de 1,75$ (payable à l'avance). Tous les tarifs peuvent être augmentés sans
préavis.
Les chèques ou mandats doivent être faits à l'ordre DU TRÉSORIER DE L'ON-
TARIO et toute correspondance, y compris les changements d'adresse, doit être
adressée à :
La Gazette de lOntario
880, rue Bay, 5^ étage, Toronto, (Ontario) M7A 1N8
Téléphone 326-5310
Appel sans frais 1-800-668-9938
O. Reg. 76/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 78/90 1349
Publications under the Regulations Act
Publications en vertu de la Loi sur les règlements
1990—03—10
LAND REGISTRATION REFORM ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 76/90.
General.
Made— September 29th, 1989.
Filed— February 19th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 580/84
MADE UNDER THE
LAND REGISTRATION REFORM ACT, 1984
1.
11.
Subsection 1 (2) of Ontario Regulation
580/84, as remade by Ontario Regulation
176/87, is amended by adding thereto the
following paragraph:
All that portion of the City of North York
(originally the Township of York) bounded
by the westerly limit of Keele Street as
widened between Lawrence Avenue and
Wilson Avenue, the southerly limit of
Wilson Avenue as widened between Keele
Street and Bathurst Street, the westerly
limit of Bathurst Street as widened between
Wilson Avenue and Highway 401, the
southerly limit of Highway 401 between
Bathurst Street and Wilson Avenue, the
southerly limit of Wilson Avenue as wid-
ened between Highway 401 and Avenue
Road, the westerly limit of Avenue Road as
widened between Wilson Avenue and Law-
rence Avenue and the southerly limit of
Lawrence Avenue as widened between
Avenue Road and Keele Street.
10/90
NIAGARA ESCARPMENT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
O. Reg. 77/90.
Development Within the Development
Control Area.
Made— February 12th, 1990.
Filed— February 19th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 685 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
NIAGARA ESCARPMENT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
1. Paragraph 20 of section 5 of Regulation
685 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 469/85, is revoked.
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 12th day of February, 1990.
10/90
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 78/90.
Exemption — City of
Brantford— BRAN-C-1 .
Made— February 9th, 1990.
Approved — February 9th, 1990.
Filed— February 19th, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
EXEMPTION— CITY OF
BRANTFORD— BRAN-C-1
Having received a request from The Corporation
of the City of Brantford (the "City") that an under-
taking, namely:
the activity of developing its Northwest Indus-
trial Area, an area of some 625 ha (1,500 acres)
providing for mixed industrial use on a range of
lot sizes,
be exempt from the application of the Act pursuant
to section 29; and
Having been advised by the City that if the under-
taking is subject to the application of the Act, the fol-
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 78/90
lowing injury, damage or interference with the per-
sons and property indicated will occur:
A. The City needs new industrial land in the
short-term. If the undertaking were subject
to an individual environmental assessment,
then there would be delays which would be
injurious to the economy of Brantford. In
addition, the well-being of the ratepayers of
the municipality would be damaged due to
the lack of new employment opportunities.
The lack of provision of new industrial lands
would interfere with continuing economic
growth and prosperity.
B. The City has provincial funds available up
until 1994 to assist it with the development
of the Northwest Industrial Area and will
not be able to fully utilize these funds if
required to obtain approval under the
Environmental Assessment Act.
Having weighed such injury, damage or interfer-
ence against the betterment of the people of the
whole or any part of Ontario by the protection, con-
servation and wise management of the environment
of Ontario which would result from the undertaking
being subject to the application of the Act, the
undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the public
interest to order and orders that the undertaking is
exempt from the application of the Act for the fol-
lowing reasons:
A. The area has been the subject of numerous
local and provincial studies and was selected
as an area for future development during
the Brantford boundary negotiations. Offi-
cial Plan policies also designate the area for
industrial uses. The principle of industrial
development in this area is well researched
and the basic development and servicing
concepts are well within conventional devel-
opment practice in Ontario. Previous stud-
ies have not only addressed environmental
concerns but have also addressed the issues
of marketability and design, development
costs and financial implications relating to
the development of the Northwest Indus-
trial Area.
The previous studies undertaken have
addressed a broad range of alternatives
including: alternative areas for develop-
ment, alternative design concepts, alterna-
tives for the provision of services to the area
and alternative servicing standards. An
extensive public and agency consultation
program has been included in previous stud-
ies conducted and will continue to be a vital
comp>onent of the current studies.
B. Detailed studies on all servicing and devel-
opment issues will be required as part of the
secondary plan and draft plan approvals
process. The City will comply with all the
pertinent requirements of the Planning Act,
1983.
C. Several of the activities anticipated as part
of the development of this area of Brantford
are covered by existing Class Environmen-
tal Assessments, specifically the trunk sewer
extension, water trunk extension, booster
pumping station, reservoir construction and
road reconstruction. The Class Environ-
mental Assessment for Municipal Road
Projects and the Class Environmental
Assessment for Municipal Sewage and
Water Projects will be followed.
D. Local environmental impacts will be
addressed in the preparation of the second-
ary plan, which will be developed in con-
junction with the Interministerial Commit-
tee.
This exemption is subject to the following terms
and conditions:
1. The City shall contact Provincial and local
review agencies to establish their interest in
the planning and development of the North-
west Industrial Area and provide informa-
tion to the Director of the West Central
Region of the Ministry of the Environment
on how the identified concerns will be
addressed in the Secondary Plan and ser-
vicing studies.
2. The City shall conduct public meetings on
the subject of the development of this area
in accordance with the requirements of the
Planning Act, 1983 and provide information
to the Director of the West Central Region
of the Ministry of the Environment on how
identified concerns will be addressed by pol-
icies or conditions of approval.
3. The City shall prepare a secondary plan
under the Planning Act, 1983 with back-
ground studies to address issues and con-
cerns identified, and circulate those docu-
ments to concerned agencies for comment.
Specific studies will include:
• existing land use and socio-economic
conditions in surrounding areas;
• existing and proposed aggregate min-
ing activities;
• traffic and circulation;
• natural environment;
• cultural and heritage environment;
• development opportunities and con-
straints;
220
O. Reg. 78/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 80/90 1351
. proposed land use; PLANNING ACT, 1983
• proposed circulation system, servic-
ing system, master drainage plan and
grading;
• proposed measures to avoid or
reduce effects on adjoining proper-
ties and features of the natural or
heritage environment.
4. The City shall prepare a draft plan of sub-
division for lands under its control which are
intended for development, consult with con-
cerned agencies and enter into necessary
agreements for the development of those
lands.
5. The City shall proceed with the planning
and development of sewage and waterworks
in accordance with the appropriate Class
Environmental Assessment.
The City will follow the requirements of the
Class Environmental Assessment for
Municipal Sewage and Water Projects as
prepared by the Municipal Engineers Asso-
ciation.
6. The City shall consolidate and summarize
the cumulative effects of development activ-
ities on the site and for the supporting off-
site infrastructure for agency and public
review through both the secondary plan
documents and the Class Environmental
Assessment documents.
7. The City may not proceed under this
Exemption Order unless construction com-
mences by 1994.
8. The proponent shall advise the Director of
the Environmental Assessment Branch on
how the conditions of exemption have been
met within six months of the approval of
this order. Should there be outstanding
work, the proponent will continue to advise
the Director of the Environmental Assess-
ment Branch on how the conditions of
exemption have been met.
9. Where a project that is exempt by this order
is being carried out as, or is part of, an
undertaking that has an approval or another
exemption under the Environmental Assess-
ment Act, that project shall be carried out
according to the terms and conditions of this
order, any approval, and any other order.
In the event of a conflict, the Minister of the
Environment shall decide how the project is
to be carried out. O. Reg. 78/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
O. Reg. 79/90.
Restricted Areas — District of Manitoulin,
Geographic townships of Campbell,
Dawson, Mills and Robinson.
Made— February 14th, 1990.
Filed— February 20th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
Oî<4TARIO REGULATION 672/81
MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
Ontario Regulation 672/81 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
10/90
124. — (1) Notwithstanding that the land described
in subsection (2) is shown on the maps referred to in
section 4 as being in a Rural Zone, it shall be deemed
to be in a Shoreline Residential Zone to which Part II
applies.
(2) Subsection (1) applies to that parcel of land in
the geographic Township of Campbell in the Territo-
rial District of Manitoulin, being composed of Lot 23
in Concession XIII and Lot 23 in Concession XIV.
O. Reg. 79/90, s. 1.
Peter W. Boles
Director
Plans Administration Branch
North and East
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of February, 1990.
10/90
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O. Reg. 80/90.
Restricted Areas — District of Manitoulin,
Geographic townships of Campbell,
Dawson, Mills and Robinson.
Made— February 14th, 1990.
Filed— February 20th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 672/81
MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
Ontario Regulation 672/81 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
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1352 O. Reg. 80/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 81/90
125. — (1) Notwithstanding clause 23 (a), one per-
manent residential dwelling together with buildings
and structures accessory thereto may be erected and
used on the land described in subsection (2) if the fol-
lowing requirements are met:
Minimum lot area 4,046 square metres
Minimum lot frontage 46 metres
Maximum lot coverage
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum height
Minimum ground floor
area
15 percent
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side
and
1.5 metres on the
other side
7.5 metres
9 metres
55 square metres
(2) Subsection (1) applies to that parcel of land sit-
uate in the geographic Township of Campbell in the
Territorial District of Manitoulin, being part of Lot
30 in Concession XIII designated as Lot 22 on Plan S-
147 registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Manitoulin (No. 31). O. Reg.
80/90, s. 1.
Peter W. Boles
Director
Plans Administration Branch
North and East
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 14th day of February, 1990.
10/90 -*
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O. Reg. 81/90.
Withdrawal of Delegation of Authority of
Minister under subsection 4 (4) of the
Planning Act, 1983 — Condominium
Plans — Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto.
Made— Februray 21st, 1990.
Filed— February 21st, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
WITHDRAWAL OF DELEGATION OF
AUTHORITY OF MINISTER UNDER
SUBSECTION 4 (4) OF THE PLANNING ACT,
1983— CONDOMINIUM
PLANS— MUNICIPALITY OF METROPOLITAN
TORONTO
Whereas under section 4 of the Planning Act, 1983,
the authority of the Minister of Municipal Affairs
under section 50 of the Condominium Act was dele-
gated to The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto
under Ontario Regulation 475/83;
And Whereas the Minister of Municipal Affairs is
concerned that new development in the harbourfront
area of the City of Toronto be based on good land
use planning considerations and in the public inter-
est;
Therefore, the Minister orders as follows:
1 . The delegation of authority under section 50
of the Condominium Act to The Municipal-
ity of Metropolitan Toronto filed as Ontario
Regulation 475/83 is hereby withdrawn in
respect of all applications for approval
regarding lands described in section 2.
2. This Order applies to those lands in the City
of Toronto in The Municipality of Metro-
politan Toronto that are within the area
bounded by the centre line of Stadium Road
on the west, the centre line of Lakeshore
Boulevard on the north, the centre line of
York Street and the York Street slip on the
east and Lake Ontario on the south and
which are shown on a map filed with the
Plans Administration Branch, Central and
Southwest, of the Ministry of Municipal
Affairs in Toronto as Number 164.
O Reg. 81/90.
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of February, 1990.
10/90
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Publications under the Regulations Act
Publications en vertu de la Loi sur les règlements
1990—03—17
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 82/90.
Vegetables for Processing — Marketing.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 388 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Section 11 of Regulation 388 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is amended
by adding the following subsection:
(la) Despite subsection (1), for 1990 only the
Negotiating Committee for Tomatoes shall be
replaced by two negotiating agencies to be known as
the "Negotiating Committee for Tomatoes for Paste
and Paste-type Products" and the "Negotiating Com-
mittee for All Other Tomatoes". O. Reg. 82/90,
s. 1.
2. Section 15 of the Regulation is amended
by adding the following subsection:
(lb) Despite clause (1) (a) where, in the case of
tomatoes for paste and paste-type products, the ne-
gotiating agency decides that an agreement cannot be
reached and so notifies the Commission by 6 p.m. on
or before the 26th day of February, 1990, the matters
shall be referred by the Commission to an Arbitra-
tion Board. O. Reg. 82/90, s. 2.
3. Section 16 of the Regulation is amended
by adding the following subsection:
(7a) Despite subsection (7), a statement or state-
ments referred to in subsection 15 (2) shall not con-
tain any matter in dispute agreed to by the negoti-
ating agency by 6 p.m. ,
(a) in the case of tomatoes, green peas, sweet
corn or cucumbers, on or before the 5th day
of March, 1990;
(b) in the case of cabbage, carrots, green and
wax beans or peppers, on or before the 20th
day of March, 1990; or
(c) in the case of cauliflower, lima beans, red
beets, pumpkin or squash, on or before the
28th day of March, 1990. O. Reg. 82/90,
s. 3.
Ontario Farm Products Marketing
Commission:
Kenneth W. Knox
Chairman
Gloria Marco Borys
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of February, 1990.
11/90
COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT
O. Reg. 83/90.
Levies or Charges — Eggs.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 243/89
MADE UNDER THE
COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT
1.
11/90
Subsection 2 (2) of Ontario Regulation
243/89 is amended by striking out "ten"
in the second line and inserting in lieu
thereof "sixteen".
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O. Reg. 86/90
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
O. Reg. 84/90.
Spacing Units — Enniskillen 2-21 -II Pool.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
SPACING UNITS— ENNISKILLEN 2-21-II POOL
1. In this Regulation,
"Plan" means the plan filed in the Regional Office of
the Ministry of Natural Resources at London as
Plan No. S.W.R. 89-5 and identified by the stamp
of the Registrar of Regulations dated the Uth day
of January, 1990;
"target area" means that part of the spacing unit that
is no closer than 106.68 metres to any boundary of
the spacing unit. O. Reg. 84/90, s. 1 .
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled
into a geological formation of Silurian age. O. Reg.
84/90, s. 2.
3. The area shown outlined in green on the Plan
being the northwest quarter of Lot 21 in Concession
II in the Township of Enniskillen in the County of
Lambton, of approximately 20.23 hectares is desig-
nated as a spacing unit for the purpose of this
Regulation. O. Reg. 84/90, s. 3.
4. No person shall,
(a) produce oil or gas from more than one well
in the spacing unit;
(b) bore or drill the well in a spacing unit out-
side the target area unless topographical,
geological or other conditions make boring
or drilling a well within the target area
unfeasible; or
(c) produce oil or gas from a well in the spacing
unit unless all the interests in the oil and gas
in the spacing unit have been joined.
O. Reg. 84/90, s. 4.
11/90
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
O. Reg. 85/90.
Spacing Units — Sombra 5-1 1-XII Pool.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
SPACING UNITS— SOMBRA 5-1 1-XII POOL
1. In this Regulation,
"Plan" means the plan filed in the Regional Office of
the Ministry of Natural Resources at London as
Plan No. S.W.R. 89-3 and identified by the stamp
of the Registrar of Regulations dated the 8th day
of January, 1990;
"target area" means that part of the spacing unit that
is no closer than 106.68 metres to any boundary of
the spacing unit. O. Reg. 85/90, s. 1.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled
into a geological formation of Silurian age. O. Reg.
85/90, s. 2.
3. The areas shown outlined in green on the Plan
being Lot 11 and that part of Lot 12 lying north and
west of the North Sydenham River, both in Conces-
sion XII, in the Township of Sombra in the County of
Lambton, of approximately 20.23 hectares each, are
designated as spacing units for the purpose of this
Regulation. O. Reg. 85/90, s. 3.
4. No person shall,
(a) produce oil or gas from more than one well
in a spacing unit;
(b) bore or drill a well in a spacing unit outside
the target area unless topographical, geo-
logical or other conditions make boring or
drilling a well within the target area unfeasi-
ble; or
(c) produce oil or gas from a well in a spacing
unit unless all the interests in the oil and gas
in the spacing unit have been joined.
O. Reg. 85/90, s. 4.
11/90
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
O. Reg. 86/90.
Spacing Units— Raleigh 2-14-XIV Pool.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
SPACING UNITS— RALEIGH 2-14-XIV POOL
I. In this Regulation,
"Plan" means the plan filed in the Regional Office of
the Ministry of Natural Resources at London as
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Plan No. S.W.R. 89-7 and identified by the stamp
of the Registrar of Regulations dated the 5th day
of January, 1990;
"target area" means that part of a spacing unit that is
no closer than 106.68 metres to any boundary of
the spacing unit. O. Reg. 86/90, s. 1.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled
into a geological formation of Ordovician or Cam-
brian age. O. Reg. 86/90, s. 2.
3. The areas shown outlined in green on the Plan
being the south half of Lot 14 in Concession XIII and
Lot 14 in Concession XIV both in the Township of
Raleigh in the County of Kent, of approximately
20.23 hectares each, are designated as spacing units
for the purpose of this Regulation. O. Reg. 86/90,
s. 3.
4. No person shall,
(a) produce oil or gas from more than one well
in a spacing unit;
(b) bore or drill a well in a spacing unit outside
the target area unless topographical, geo-
logical or other conditions make boring or
drilling a well within the target area unfeasi-
ble; or
(c) produce oil or gas from a well in a spacing
unit unless all the interests in the oil and gas
in the spacing unit have been joined.
O. Reg. 86/90, s. 4.
11/90
GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 87/90.
Reptiles.
Made— February 23 rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 397/84
MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
Section 1 of Ontario Regulation 397/84, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 113/88, is further amended by adding
thereto the following item:
17.
Chelydra serpentina, commonly known as
snapping turtle.
11/90
GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 88/90.
Open Seasons — Snapping Turtles.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
OPEN SEASONS— SNAPPING TURTLES
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
"non-resident licensee" means a holder of a licence
in Form 13 (Non- Resident/Canadian Resident
Angling Licence) of Ontario Regulation
526/86 (Fishing Licences) to which a tag in Form
14 (Non-Resident Four Day Angling Tag), Form
15 (Non-Resident Twenty-One Day Angling Tag)
or Form 16 (Non-Resident Seasonal Angling Tag)
of the said Regulation is affixed;
"resident licensee" means a holder of a licence in
Form 1 (Ontario Resident Sport Fishing Licence)
of Ontario Regulation 526/86 (Fishing Licences) to
which a tag in Form 2 (Ontario Resident Four Day
Sport Fishing Tag) or Form 3 (Ontario Resident
Seasonal Sport Fishing Tag) of the said Regulation
is affixed.
(2) In this Regulation, a reference to a numbered
wildlife management unit is a reference to that unit as
numbered and described in the Schedule to Ontario
Regulation 155/82 (Wildlife Management Units).
O. Reg. 88/90, s. 1.
2. A resident licensee may hunt snapping turtles
for personal use in a wildlife management unit speci-
fied in Column 1 of the Schedule during the open sea-
son specified for the unit in Column 2. O. Reg.
88/90, s. 2.
3. A non-resident licensee may hunt snapping tur-
tles for personal use in a wildlife management unit
specified in Column 1 of the Schedule during the
open season specified in Column 3. O. Reg. 88/90,
s. 3.
4. No person shall take more than two snapping
turtles a day. O. Reg. 88/90, s. 4.
5. No person shall possess more than five snap-
ping turtles. O. Reg. 88/90, s. 5.
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Schedule
O. Reg. 91/90
Item
Column 1
Wildlife Management
Units
Column 2
Open Season
(Residents)
Column 3
Open Season
(Non-Residents)
1.
2.
3.
2 to 45
61 and 62
46 to 50
53 to 60
63 to 95
Year Round
Year Round
July 15 to September 15
Year Round
July 15 to September 15
July 15 to September 15
O. Reg. 88/90, Sched.
11/90
GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 89/90.
Bullfrogs.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 694/81
MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
1. — (1) Subsection 1 (2) of Ontario Regulation
694/81 is revoked.
(2) Subsection 1 (6) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out ''or 2" in the
fîrst line.
2. The said Regulation is amended by add-
ing thereto the following section:
la. The following persons may take bullfrogs for
personal use:
1. A holder of a licence in Form 1 (Ontario
Resident Sport Fishing Licence) of Ontario
Regulation 526/86 (Fishing Licences) to
which a tag in Form 2 (Ontario Resident
Four Day Sport Fishing Tag) or Form
3 (Ontario Resident Seasonal Sport Fishing
Tag) of the said Regulation is affixed.
2. A holder of a licence in Form 13
Non-Resident/Canadian Resident Angling
licence) of Ontario Regulation
526/86 (Fishing Licences) to which a tag in
Form 14 (Non-Resident Four Day Angling
Tag), Form 15 (Non-Resident Twenty-One
Day Angling Tag) or Form 16 (Non-
Resident Seasonal Angling Tag) of the said
Regulation is affixed. O. Reg. 89/90, s. 2.
3. Form 2 of the said Regulation is revoked.
11/90
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 90/90.
General — Air Pollution.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 308 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
1.
11/90
Items 5, 8, 10, 23, 26, 30, 40, 57, 63, 64,
77, 83 and 98 of Schedule 1 to Regulation
308 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 are revoked.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 91/90.
Effluent Monitoring — Industrial Minerals
Sector.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 27th, 1990.
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1445
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
EFFLUENT MONITORING— INDUSTRIAL
MINERALS SECTOR
DEFINITIONS
I. — (1) In this Regulation,
"cement plant effluent" means effluent that resuhs
from the manufacturing of cement;
"cement plant effluent sampling point" means a loca-
tion in a cement plant effluent stream situated,
(a) downstream of any additions from any other
effluent stream in the plant,
(b) downstream of any final treatment, and
(c) before the place of discharge to a surface
watercourse;
"cement plant effluent stream" means cement plant
effluent that flows through an open or closed
channel;
"General Effluent Monitoring Regulation" means
Ontario Regulation 695/88;
"grab sample" means a volume of effluent of at least
100 millilitres that is collected over a period not
exceeding one hour and immediately transferred to
the appropriate laboratory sample container as set
out in Column 2 of Schedule 2 to the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation and in Column 2
of Schedule L to this Regulation;
"graphite plant effluent" means effluent that results
from the processing of graphite;
"graphite plant effluent sampling point" means a
location in a graphite plant effluent stream
situated,
(a) downstream of any additions from any other
effluent stream in the plant,
(b) downstream of any final treatment, and
(c) before the place of discharge to a surface
watercourse;
"graphite plant effluent stream" means graphite
plant effluent that flows through an open or closed
channel;
"gypsum plant effluent" means effluent that results
from the processing of gypsum;
"gypsum plant effluent sampling point" means a
location in a gypsum plant effluent stream situated.
(a) downstream of any additions from any other
effluent stream in the plant,
(b) downstream of any final treatment, and
(c) before the place of discharge to a surface
watercourse;
"gypsum plant effluent stream" means gypsum plant
effluent that flows through an open or closed
channel;
"Industrial Minerals Sector" means the plants listed
in Schedule A;
"lime plant effluent" means effluent that results from
the manufacturing of lime;
"lime plant effluent samphng point" means a location
in a lime plant effluent stream situated,
(a) downstream of any additions from any other
effluent stream in the plant,
(b) downstream of any final treatment, and
(c) before the place of discharge to a surface
watercourse;
"lime plant effluent stream" means lime plant
effluent that flows through an open or closed
channel;
"magnesium plant effluent" means effluent that
results from the manufacturing of magnesium;
"magnesium plant effluent sampling point" means a
location in a magnesium plant effluent stream
situated,
(a) downstream of any additions from any other
effluent stream in the plant,
(b) after any final treatment, and
(c) before the place of discharge to a surface
watercourse ;
"magnesium plant effluent stream" means magne-
sium plant effluent that flows through an open or
closed channel;
"minewater" means liquid and associated material
from an underground mine that is discharged
directly or indirectly to a surface watercourse;
"minewater sampling point" means a location in a
minewater effluent stream situated,
(a) downstream of any additions from any other
effluent stream in the plant.
(b) after any final treatment, and
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(c) before the place of discharge to a surface
watercourse;
"minewater effluent stream" means minewater that
flows through an open or closed channel;
"quarry water" means liquid and associated material
from a quarry that is discharged directly or indi-
rectly to a surface watercourse;
"quarry water effluent stream" means quarry water
that flows through an open or closed channel;
"quarry water sampling point" means a location in a
quarry water effluent stream situated,
(a) downstream of any additions from any other
effluent stream in the plant,
(b) after any final treatment, and
(c) before the place of discharge to a surface
watercourse;
"storm event", in relation to a plant, means a rainfall
or series of rainfalls sufficient to create an effluent
stream at the plant;
"wash water" means liquid and associated material
that results from the washing of sand, gravel or
crushed stones and that is discharged directly or
indirectly to a surface watercourse;
"wash water sampling point" means a location in a
wash water effluent stream situated,
(a) downstream of any additions from any other
effluent stream in the plant,
(b) after any final treatment, and
(c) before the place of discharge to a surface
watercourse;
"wash water effluent stream" means wash water that
flows through an open or closed channel.
(2) The definitions in section 1 of the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation that are not re-
defined in this Regulation apply to this Regulation.
(3) Where a term is defined in this Regulation and
in the General Effluent Monitoring Regulation, the
definition in this Regulation applies to the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation in so far as that Reg-
ulation governs plants to which this Regulation
applies.
(4) A reference in this Regulation to a column of a
category-specific monitoring schedule for a stream is
a reference to a column headed by that stream's type.
O. Reg. 91/90, s. 1.
PURPOSE
2. The purpose of this Regulation is to establish a
data base on effluent quality in the Industrial Miner-
als Sector that will be used, along with other perti-
nent information, to develop effluent limits for that
sector. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 2.
APPLICATION
3. — (1) This Regulation applies only with respect
to the plants listed in Schedule A and only with
respect to the effluent streams on which sampling
points are established under section 4.
(2) For the purposes of this Regulation, the platits
with respect to which this Regulation applies are
divided into categories as set out in Schedule A.
(3) The category-specific monitoring schedule for
each plant is as set out in Schedule A.
(4) Sections 3 to 7 of the General Effluent Moni-
toring Regulation and sections 4 to 14 of this Regula-
tion do not apply in respect of plants in the Non-
Monitoring Plants Category.
(5) A direct discharger whose plant is in the Quar-
ries or Sand and Gravel Category who demonstrates
to the Director, by means of a written report, that the
total volume of effluent discharged from the plant on
each day during the period beginning on the 1st day
of March, 1990 and ending on the 31st day of May,
1990 is less than 50,000 litres, need not comply with
the requirements of sections 3 to 7 of the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation and sections 4 to 15
of this Regulation in respect of that plant.
(6) The report referred to in subsection (5) shall
be certified by a professional engineer of the Prov-
ince of Ontario and shall be submitted by the 30th
day of June, 1990.
(7) This Regulation is a Sectoral Effluent Monitor-
ing Regulation within the meaning of the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation.
(8) Each direct discharger shall carry out the mon-
itoring obligations, including the samphng, analysis,
toxicity testing, flow measurement, recording and
reporting obligations of this Regulation, in accor-
dance with the General Effluent Monitoring Regula-
tion and in accordance with Schedules L and M to
this Regulation.
(9) An obligation on a direct discharger to do a
thing under this Regulation is discharged if another
person has done it on the direct discharger's behalf.
(10) A direct discharger who for any period of
time does not discharge an effluent is exempt, for
that period, from the requirements of this Regulation
that pertain to that effluent.
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(11) Subsection 3(29) of the General Effluent
Monitoring Regulation does not apply where a direct
discharger is governed by this Regulation.
(12) In addition to complying with subsection
3 (19) of the General Effluent Monitoring Regula-
tion, each direct discharger shall use only sampling
equipment for the collection of samples, the wettable
surfaces of which are made of fluorocarbon resins,
glass, stainless steel, high or low density polyethyl-
ene, polyethylene terephthalate, polystyrene or poly-
propylene for samples that are to be analyzed for
parameters in analytical test groups IMl, IM3 and
IM4 as set out in Schedule B.
(13) Despite subsection (12), a direct discharger
may use sampling devices that contain a short section
of surgical grade silicone rubber tubing or other tub-
ing approved by the Director if such tubing cannot be
replaced by a material mentioned in subsection (12)
without impairing the operation of the device.
(14) Each direct discharger shall collect each sam-
ple to be analyzed for the parameter in analytical test
group IM2 as set out in Schedule B directly into a
plastic container that has never been used before.
(15) For the purposes of subsections 3 (22), (25a)
and (26) of the General Effluent Monitoring
Regulation,
(a) a sample collected for analysis for parame-
ters in more than one analytical test group
as set out in Schedule B to this Regulation is
deemed to be a sample collected for analysis
for parameters in more than one analytical
test group in Schedule 1 to the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation; and
(b) a laboratory sample container specified in
Column 2 of Schedule L to this Regulation
is deemed to be a laboratory sample con-
tainer specified in Column 2 of Schedule 2
to the General Effluent Monitoring Regula-
tion.
(16) Instead of the minimum sample volumes
specified in Column 5 of Schedule L, a direct dischar-
ger may, in relation to a sample to be analyzed, sub-
mit to the laboratory performing the analysis the
minimum sample volume required by the laboratory
to meet the analytical method detection limits set out
in Column 6 of Schedule M. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 3.
SAMPLING POINTS
4. — (1) Each direct discharger shall establish a
sampling point on each effluent stream in the dischar-
ger's plant, as follows:
1. A cement plant effluent sampling point on
each cement plant effluent stream.
2. A lime plant effluent sampling point on
each lime plant effluent stream.
3. A graphite plant effluent sampling point on
each graphite plant effluent stream.
4. A gypsum plant effluent sampling point on
each gypsum plant effluent stream.
5. A magnesium plant effluent sampling point
on each magnesium plant effluent stream.
6. A minewater sampling point on each mine-
water effluent stream.
7. A quarry water sampling point on each
quarry water effluent stream.
8. A storm water sampling point on each storm
water effluent stream.
9. A wash water sampling point on each wash
water effluent stream.
(2) Each direct discharger shall use the sampling
points established under subsection (1) for all sam-
pling required by this Regulation, except that a dis-
charger may use alternate sampling points where that
is acceptable to the Director. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 4.
SAMPLING PRINCIPLES
5. — (1) In this section, "calculated retention
time", in relation to an effluent stream, means the
period of time in days that results from dividing the
average daily flow, expressed in cubic metres, of that
stream from any settling pond into the total available
volume, expressed in cubic metres, of the settling
pond.
(2) For the purpose of calculating a calculated
retention time, each direct discharger shall obtain the
average daily flow of a stream by averaging the daily
flow of the stream over any thirty operating days.
(3) For the purpose of calculating a calculated
retention time, each direct discharger shall measure
or estimate the daily flow of a stream at a location or
set of locations representative of the flow of the
stream, using only methods, devices and calculations
that are capable of accuracy to within plus or minus
20 per cent of the actual flow.
(4) For the purposes of this Regulation, a calcu-
lated retention time must be calculated on or before
the day on which the direct discharger is required to
submit an initial report under subsection 14 (1).
(5) Subject to subsections (6) to (9), each direct
discharger shall collect each sample required to be
collected by this Regulation,
(a) by one of the means described in clause
3 (4) (a), (c) or (e) of the General Effluent
Monitoring Regulation; or
(b)
by taking three equal volume grab samples
at intervals of at least two hours over an
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operating day and combining them manu-
ally.
(6) Where the calculated retention time in relation
to an effluent stream from a plant in the Quarries or
Sand and Gravel Category is one day or more, a
direct discharger may collect each sample required to
be collected from that stream as a single grab sample.
(7) A direct discharger may collect each sample
required to be collected from a storm water sampling
point as a single grab sample.
(8) Subsections (6) and (7) do not apply in respect
of samples collected under section 9 or 10.
(9) Where a direct discharger collects a sample for
analysis for one or more parameters in analytical test
groups 15 to 18 and 28a, as set out in Schedule B, the
sample shall consist of three equal volume grab sam-
ples taken at intervals of at least two hours over an
operating day.
(10) Each direct discharger shall combine grab
samples collected as a sample in accordance with sub-
section (9) for analysis for parameters in analytical
test group 15, as set out in Schedule B, in the labora-
tory immediately before analysis.
(11) Each direct discharger shall combine grab
samples collected as a sample in accordance with sub-
section (9) for analysis for parameters in analytical
test groups 16 to 18 and 28a, as set out in Schedule B,
in a purge vessel in the laboratory immediately
before analysis. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 5.
THRICE WEEKLY MONITORING
6. — (1) On three operating days in each week,
each direct discharger shall collect a set of samples
from each sampling point, other than storm water
sampling points, of the discharger, sufficient to per-
form the analyses required by subsection (3).
(2) Where the calculated retention time, within
the meaning of section 5, in relation to an effluent
stream from a plant in the Quarries or Sand and
Gravel Category is one day or more, a direct dischar-
ger may collect a set of samples from the sampling,
point on that stream on one operating day in each
week, instead of at the frequency set out in subsec-
tion (1).
(3) Each direct discharger shall analyze each set of
samples collected under subsections (1) and (2) for
the parameters indicated in the column marked
"3W", for the stream from which the set was col-
lected, of the category-specific monitoring schedule
for the discharger's plant.
(4) For the purpose of subsection (1), samples col-
lected from a sampling point after the first sample is
collected from that sampling point under subsection
(1) shall be collected no sooner than twenty-four
hours after the previous sampling under subsection
(1) from that sampling point.
(5) For the purpose of subsection (2), samples col-
lected from a sampling point after the first sample is
collected from that sampling point under subsection
(2) shall be collected no sooner than three days after
the previous sampling under subsection (2) from that
sampling point. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 6.
MONTHLY MONITORING
7. — (1) Qn one operating day in each month, each
direct discharger shall collect a set of samples from
each sampling point, other than storm water sam-
pling points, of the discharger, sufficient to perform
the analyses required by subsection (2).
(2) Each direct discharger shall analyze each set of
samples collected under subsection (1) for the param-
eters indicated in the column marked "M", for the
stream from which the set was collected, of the
category-specific monitoring schedule for the dis-
charger's plant.
(3) For the purpose of subsection (1), samples col-
lected from a sampling point after the first sample is
collected from that sampling point under subsection
(1) shall be collected no sooner than fifteen days after
the previous sampling under subsection (1) from that
sampling point.
(4) Each set of samples collected under subsection
(1) shall be collected on a day on which a sample is
collected under subsection 6 (1) or (2) from the same
sampHng point.
(5) Samples collected under subsection (1) at the
plant referred to in Schedule A as the Lime Plant at
Spragge, Ontario need not be analyzed for the
parameters ammonia plus ammonium in analytical
test group 4a as set out in Schedule B.
(6) Samples collected under subsection (1) at a
plant in the Chemical Lime Category, other than the
plant referred to in Schedule A as the Lime Plant at
Spragge, Ontario, need not be analyzed for the par-
ameter copper in analytical test group 9 as set out in
Schedule B or for the parameters in analytical test
groups 14 and 20 as set out in Schedule B.
(7) Samples collected under subsection (1) at a
plant in the Quarries Category, other than the plant
referred to in Schedule A as the Traprock Quarry
Processing Plant at Havelock, Ontario, need not be
analyzed for the parameters in analytical test group
16 as set out in Schedule B. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 7.
MONTHLY MONITORING— STORM WATER
8. — (1) On one operating day in each month, each
direct discharger shall collect a set of samples from
each storm water sampling point of the discharger,
sufficient to perform the analyses required by subsec-
tion (3).
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(2) A direct discharger for a plant in the Clay and
Shale Category who has been unable to collect a set
of samples from a storm water sampling point at the
plant in any month as required by subsection (1),
because of insufficient flow throughout the month,
shall, as soon as possible, collect a compensating set
of samples from that sampling point, on an operating
day on which a set of samples is not collected under
subsection (1) from that sampling point, sufficient to
perform the analyses required by subsection (3).
(3) Each direct discharger shall analyze each set of
samples collected under subsections (1) and (2) for
the parameters indicated in the column marked "M"
for the stream from which the set was collected, of
the category-specific monitoring schedule for the dis-
charger's plant.
(4) For the purpose of subsection (2), no more
than two sets of compensating samples need be col-
lected in any one month. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 8.
SEMI-ANNUAL AND ANNUAL MONITORING
9. — (1) Subject to subsections (2) to (4), on one
operating day in the period beginning on the 1st day
of August, 1990 and ending on the 31st day of Janu-
ary, 1991 and on one operating day in the period
beginning on the 1st day of February, 1991 and end-
ing on the 31st day of July, 1991, each direct dischar-
ger shall collect a set of samples from each sampling
point of the discharger, sufficient to perform the
analyses required by subsection (5).
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of
plants in the Quarries or Sand and Gravel Category,
other than the plant referred to in Schedule A as the
Traprock Quarry Processing Plant at Havelock,
Ontario.
(3) Subject to subsection (4), on one operating day
in the period beginning on the 1st day of August,
1990 and ending on the 31st day of July, 1991, each
direct discharger for a plant in respect of which sub-
section (1) does not apply shall collect a set of sam-
ples from each sampling point at the plant, sufficient
to perform the analyses required by subsection (5).
(4) Except in the case of plants in the Clay and
Shale Category, subsections (1) and (3) do not apply
in respect of storm water sampling points.
(5) Each direct discharger shall analyze each set of
samples collected under subsections (1) and (3) for
the parameters indicated in the column marked
"SA/A", for the stream from which the set was col-
lected, of the category-specific monitoring schedule
for the discharger's plant.
(6) Samples collected at a plant under subsection
(1) or (3) need not be analyzed for the parameters in
analytical test group 27 as set out in Schedule B if.
(a) polychlorinated biphenyls are neither stored
nor used at the plant; and
(b) neither garbage nor solvents are incinerated
in a kiln at the plant.
(7) For the purpose of subsection 4 (3) of the Gen-
eral Effluent Monitoring Regulation, samples col-
lected under subsections (1) and (3) are collected for
characterization.
(8) For the purpose of subsection (1), samples col-
lected from a sampling point after the first sample is
collected from that sampling point under subsection
(1) shall be collected no sooner than forty-five days
after the previous sampling under subsection (1) from
that sampling point.
(9) Each set of samples collected under subsec-
tions (1) and (3) shall be collected on a day on which
a sample is collected under subsection 7 (1) or 8 (1)
from the same sampling point. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 9.
MONITORING FOR PARAMATERS IN ANALYTICAL TEST
GROUP 24
10. — (1) Subject to subsections (2) to (4), on one
operating day during the period beginning on the 1st
day of August, 1990 and ending on the 31st day of
July, 1991, each direct discharger shall collect a set of
samples from each sampling point of the discharger
and shall analyze each set for the parameters in ana-
lytical test group 24 as set out in Schedule B.
(2) Except in the case of plants in the Clay and
Shale Category, subsection (1) does not apply in
respect of storm water sampling points.
(3) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of a
plant, other than a plant in the Clay and Shale Cate-
gory, if,
(a) during the period beginning on the 1st day
of October, 1988 and ending on the 31st day
of January, 1989, a direct discharger col-
lected a set of samples from each effluent
stream at the plant, other than storm water
effluent streams, analyzed each such set for
the parameters in analytical test group 24 as
set out in Schedule B, and reported the
results of those analyses to the Municipal
and Industrial Strategy for Abatement
Office of the Ministry of the Environment;
and
(b) neither garbage nor solvents are incinerated
in a kiln at the plant.
(4) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of a
plant in the Clay and Shale Category, if,
(a) during the period beginning on the 1st day
of October, 1988 and ending on the 31st day
of January, 1989, a direct discharger col-
lected a set of samples from each storm
water effluent stream at the plant, analyzed
each such set for the parameters in analyti-
cal test group 24 as set out in Schedule B,
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and reported the results of those analyses to
the Municipal and Industrial Strategy for
Abatement Office of the Ministry of the
Environment; and
(b) neither garbage nor solvents are incinerated
in a kiln at the plant.
(5) For the purpose of subsection 4 (3) of the Gen-
eral Effluent Monitoring Regulation, samples col-
lected under subsection (1) are collected for charac-
terization.
(6) Each set of samples collected under subsection
(1) shall be collected on a day on which a sample is
collected under subsection 7 (1) or 8 (1) from the
same sampling point. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 10.
QUALITY CONTROL MONITORING
11. — (1) For the purpose of this section, each
direct discharger shall select one effluent stream for
each plant of the discharger.
(2) Except in the case of a plant in the Clay and
Shale Category, a direct discharger shall not select a
storm water effluent stream under subsection (1).
(3) Except in the case of a plant in the Clay and
Shale Category, once in each month, on the day on
which samples are collected under section 7 from the
sampling point on the effluent stream selected under
subsection (1) for a plant, each direct discharger for
the plant shall collect a duplicate sample for each
sample collected on that day from that sampling
point under section 6, and shall analyze the set of
duplicate samples for the parameters indicated in the
column marked "3W", for the stream from which the
set was collected, of the category-specific monitoring
schedule for the discharger's plant.
(4) Once in each quarter, on a day on which sam-
ples are collected under section 7 or 8 from the sam-
pling point on the effluent stream selected under sub-
section (1) for a plant, each direct discharger for the
plant shall collect a duplicate sample for each sample
collected on that day from that sampling point under
sections 7 and 8, and shall analyze the set of duplicate
samples for the parameters indicated in the column
marked "M", for the stream from which the set was
collected, of the category-specific monitoring sched-
ule for the discharger's plant.
(5) Once in each quarter, on a day on which dupli-
cate samples are collected under subsection (4) at a
plant, each direct discharger for the plant shall pre-
pare a travelling blank sample and a travelling spiked
blank sample for each sample collected on that day
under sections 7 and 8 from the sampling point on the
effluent stream selected under subsection (1), and
shall analyze the set of travelling blank samples and
the set of travelling spiked blank samples for the
parameters in analytical test groups 16 to 20 indicated
in the column marked "M", for the stream from
which the samples for which the travelling blank sam-
ples and travelling spiked blank samples were pre-
pared were collected, of the category-specific moni-
toring schedule for the discharger's plant.
(6) Once, on a day on which samples are collected
under section 7 or 8 from the sampling point on the
effluent stream selected under subsection (1) for a
plant, each direct discharger for the plant shall pre-
pare a travelling blank sample and a travelling spiked
blank sample for each sample collected on that day
from that sampling point under section 9, and shall
analyze the set of travelling blank samples and the set
of travelling spiked blank samples for the parameters
in analytical test groups 16 and 20 indicated in the
column marked "SA/A", for the stream from which
the samples for which the travelling blank samples
and travelling spiked blank samples were prepared
were collected, of the category-specific monitoring
schedule for the discharger's plant. O. Reg. 91/90,
s. 11.
TOXICITY TESTING
12. — (1) Subject to subsections (2) to (4), each
direct discharger shall collect a sample from each
sampling point of the discharger, once in the month
of August, 1990 and once in the month of November,
1990, and shall perform a fish toxicity test and a
Daphnia magna acute lethality toxicity test on each
sample.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of
plants in the Quarries or Sand and Gravel Category,
other than the plant referred to in Schedule A as the
Traprock Quarry Processing Plant at Havelock,
Ontario.
(3) Subject to subsection (4), each direct dischar-
ger for a plant in respect of which subsection (1) does
not apply shall collect a sample from each sampling
point of the discharger, once in the period beginning
on the 1st day of August, 1990 and ending on the
30th day of November, 1990, and shall perform a fish
toxicity test and a Daphnia magna acute lethality tox-
icity test on each sample.
(4) Except in the case of plants in the Clay and
Shale Category, subsections (1) and (3) do not apply
in respect of storm water sampling points.
(5) Each set of samples collected under subsec-
tions (1) and (3) shall be collected on a day on which
a sample is collected under section 7 or 8 from the
same sampling point.
(6) If any fish toxicity test performed by a direct
discharger under subsection (1) or (3) on samples
from a sampling point results in mortality for more
than two out of ten fish, the discharger shall there-
after collect a sample from that sampling point once
in each month, and shall perform a fish toxicity test
and a Daphnia magna acute lethality toxicity test on
each sample.
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(7) In the case of a plant in the Quarries or Sand
and Gravel Category, other than the plant referred to
in Schedule A as the Traprock Quarry Processing
Plant at Havelock, Ontario, a direct discharger need
only fulfil the requirements of subsection (6) during
three months. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 12.
FLOW MEASUREMENT
13. — (1) Each direct discharger shall, at the time
of each sampling under sections 6 to 10 from an
effluent stream of the discharger, measure or esti-
mate the flow of the stream at a location or set of
locations representative of the flow at the sampling
point established under section 4 for the stream, and
shall record the measured or estimated data.
(2) Despite subsection 6 (4) of the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation, where a direct dis-
charger collects a sample from an effluent stream in
accordance with clause 5 (5) (a) on an operating day,
the discharger shall fulfil the requirement under sub-
section (1) to measure or estimate the flow of that
stream at the time of that sampling by measuring or
estimating the flow of that stream at least three times
over the course of the part of the operating day dur-
ing which the stream is discharging effluent, at inter-
vals of at least two hours.
(3) Each direct discharger shall use only methods,
devices and calculations for the measurement or esti-
mation of the flow of an effluent stream that are
capable of accuracy to within plus or minus 20 per
cent of the actual flow. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 13.
REPORTING
14. — (1) Each direct discharger shall submit an ini-
tial report to the Director in respect of each plant of
the discharger, by the 1st day of May, 1990.
(2) Each direct discharger shall ensure that the
plans submitted under paragraph 1 of subsection
7 (1) of the General Effluent Monitoring Regulation
identify by type each effluent stream on which the
discharger establishes a sampling point under section
4.
(3) In addition to meeting the requirements of
subsection 7 (1) of the General Effluent Monitoring
Regulation, each direct discharger shall include the
following information in the initial report:
1. An estimate of the quantity in tonnes of
final product expected to be produced at the
plant during the period beginning on the 1st
day of August, 1990 and ending on the 31st
day of July, 1991.
2. A statement specifying the types of chemi-
cal, including chemical explosives, lubri-
cants, coolants and pigments, expected to
be used or stored at the plant during the
period beginning on the 1st day of August,
1990 and ending on the 31st day of July,
1991 , and specifying a trade name or chemi-
cal name for each type of chemical.
3. A statement of each calculated retention
time to be relied on in accordance with sec-
tions 5 and 6, together with documentation
sufficient to satisfy the Director that each
method, device and calculation used to
measure or estimate the flow of an effluent
stream for the purpose of calculating a cal-
culated retention time, meets the accuracy
requirement of subsection 5 (3).
(4) Each direct discharger shall report any signifi-
cant changes to the information submitted under sub-
sections (1) to (3) to the Director in writing within
thirty days after the end of the month during which
the change occurs, including any redirection of or
change in the type of an effluent stream on which the
discharger establishes a sampling point under section
4.
(5) For the purposes of subsections (2) and (4),
effluent stream types are the types mentioned in sub-
section 4(1).
(6) Each direct discharger shall notify the Director
in writing of any change of name or ownership of a
plant of the discharger occurring after the 7th day of
February, 1990, within thirty days after this Regula-
tion comes into force or within thirty days after the
change.
(7) Each direct discharger shall, no later than
thirty days after the event, notify the Director in writ-
ing of any process change that occurs after the day
this Regulation comes into force and that may
adversely affect the quality of the effluent in any
effluent stream on which the discharger establishes a
sampling point under section 4.
(8) Each direct discharger shall report to the
Director the results of all analyses performed by or
on behalf of the discharger under sections 6 to 11,
including all positive numerical values at or above the
analytical method detection limits calculated by the
laboratory performing the analysis, together with the
date on which each sample was collected and the
method used to collect each sample.
(9) Each direct discharger shall, in accordance
with subsection 7 (6) of the General Effluent Moni-
toring Regulation, report to the Director the toxicity
test information obtained under section 12, together
with the date on which each sample was collected
under section 12.
(10) The information required to be reported
under subsection (9) constitutes results of analyses
within the meaning of subsection 7 (2) of the General
Effluent Monitoring Regulation.
(11) Each direct discharger shall report to the
Director the flow measurement information recorded
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under subsection 13 (1), together with the date on
which each flow was measured or estimated.
(12) In the case of each plant that has a storm
water effluent stream, each direct discharger shall
report the date of each storm event that occurs dur-
ing the period beginning on the 1st day of August,
1990 and ending on the 31st day of July, 1991, within
sixty days after the storm event.
(13) Subsection (12) does not apply with respect to
plants in the Clay and Shale Category.
(14) Within thirty days after the end of each quar-
ter, each direct discharger shall submit to the Direc-
tor in writing a flow discharge report estimating the
total discharge to a surface watercourse of each
effluent stream of the discharger for each month dur-
ing the quarter.
(15) A direct discharger need only fulfil the
requirements of subsection (14) in respect of months
in the period beginning on the 1st day of August,
1990 and ending on the 31st day of July, 1991.
(16) Each direct discharger shall, with respect to
each method, device and calculation to be used to
measure or estimate the flow of an effluent stream
under subsection 13 (1), submit to the Director, no
later than thirty days before the first use of the
method, device or calculation, documentation suffi-
cient to satisfy the Director that the method, device
or calculation meets the accuracy requirement of sub-
section 13 (3).
(17) Each direct discharger shall submit to the
Director, at least thirty days before the first day of
each month, a written schedule of intended sampling
dates by sampling point location for all sampling to
be done under sections 7 to 10.
(18) Each direct discharger shall make every rea-
sonable effort to follow the schedule submitted by
the discharger under subsection (17) but if the sched-
ule cannot be followed as submitted, the discharger
shall notify the Director promptly of any change in
dates.
(19) Each direct discharger shall keep records of
all sampling required by this Regulation, including,
for each sample, the date and time of collection, the
sampling procedures used, the amount of sample
dilution by preservative if dilution exceeds 1 per cent
and any incident likely to affect an analytical result.
(20) Each direct discharger shall record the results
of all maintenance and calibration performed on sam-
pling equipment used in meeting the requirements of
this Regulation.
(21) Each direct discharger shall keep records of
all analytical methods used in meeting the require-
ments of this Regulation.
(22) Each direct discharger shall submit a written
report to the Director detailing the date, duration
and cause of each sampling, toxicity testing, analyti-
cal and flow measurement malfunction or problem
that interferes with fulfilling the requirements of this
Regulation, together with a description of any reme-
dial action taken, within thirty days after the end of
the month in which the malfunction or problem
occurs.
(23) Each direct discharger shall keep all records
and reports required by this Regulation to be kept or
made, for a period of two years following the date of
the last report submitted to the Director under this
section. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 14.
NON-MONITORING PLANTS
15. — (1) Each direct discharger whose plant is in
the Non-Monitoring Plants Category shall submit to
the Director, by the 1st day of May, 1990, a written
report on the plant including the following informa-
tion:
1. A plot plan or plans of the discharger's
plant, along with supporting text, showing
the location of all processing areas, waste
disposal sites, effluent streams from all
developed onsite and offsite areas, intakes,
emergency overflows, storm drainage areas
and points of effluent discharge to surface
watercourses.
2. A simplified overview block diagram of the
plant, including all settling ponds and waste-
water streams.
3. An estimate of the quantity in tonnes of
crushed stone expected to be produced at
the plant during the period beginning on the
1st day of August, 1990 and ending on the
31st day of July, 1991.
4. A statement specifying the types of chemi-
cal, including chemical explosives, lubri-
cants, coolants and pigments, expected to
be used or stored at the plant during the
period beginning on the 1st day of August,
1990 and ending on the 31st day of July,
1991, and specifying a trade name or chemi-
cal name for each type of chemical.
(2) Each direct discharger whose plant is in the
Non-Monitoring Plants Category shall notify the
Director in writing of any change of name or owner-
ship of its plant occurring after the 7th day of Febru-
ary, 1990, within thirty days after this Regulation
comes into force, or within thirty days after any such
change.
(3) Each direct discharger whose plant is in the
Non-Monitoring Plants Category shall report in writ-
ing to the Director the results of all flow measure-
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ments and estimations and of all chemical analyses
required to be done at the plant, during the period
beginning on the 1st day of August, 1990 and ending
on the 31st day of July, 1991, by a permit to take
water given under section 20 of the Ontario Water
Resources Act or by an approval given under section
24 of the Ontario Water Resources Act, within thirty
days after making the measurement, estimation or
analysis. O. Reg. 91/90, s. 15.
COMMENCEMENT
16. — (1) This Regulation, except sections 6 to 13,
comes into force on the day on which it is filed.
(2) Sections 6 to 13 come into force on the 1st day
of August, 1990.
REVOCATION
17. Sections 6 to 13 are revoked on the 1st day of
August, 1991.
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SCHEDULE B • MONITORING PARAMETERS
• INDUSTRIAL MINERALS SECTOR
1 COLUMN 1
COLUMN 2
COLUMN 3
AN/
#
\LYTICAL TEST GROUP
NAME
PARAMETERS
CAS #s
2
Total cyanide
Total cyanide
57-12-5
3
Hydrogen ion (pH)
Hydrogen ion (pH)
N/A
4a
4b
Nitrogen
Ammonia plus Ammonium
N/A
Total Kjeldahl nitrogen
N/A
Nitrate + Nitrite
N/A
5a
5b
Organic carbon
Dissolved organic carbon (DOC)
N/A
Total organic carbon (TOC)
N/A
6
Total phosphorus
Total phosphorus
7723-14-0
7
Specific conductance
Specific conductance
N/A
8
Suspended solids
Total suspended solids (TSS)
N/A
Volatile suspended solids (VSS)
N/A
9
Total metals
Aluminum
7429-90-5
Beryllium
7440-41-7
Cadmium
7440-43-9
Chromium
7440-47-3
Cobalt
7440-48-4
Copper
7440-50-8
Lead
7439-92-1
Molybdenum
7439-98-7
Nickel
7440-02-0
Silver
7440-22-4
Thallium
7440-28-0
Vanadium
7440-62-2
Zinc
7440-66-6
1 0
Hydrides
Antimony
7440-36-0
Arsenic
7440-38-2
Selenium
7782-49-2
1 1
Chromium (Hexavalent)
Chromium (Hexavalent)
7440-47-3
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• INDUSTRIAL MINERALS SECTOR
1 COLUMN 1
COLUMN 2
COLUMN 3
AN/
#
\LYTICAL TEST GROUP
NAME
PARAMETERS
CAS #s
12
Mercury
Mercury
7439-97-6
14
Phenolics (4AAP)
Phenolics (4AAP)
N/A
1 5
Sulphide
Sulphide
N/A
16
Volatiles, Halogenated
1,1 ,2,2-Tetrachioroethane
79-34-5
1 ,1 ,2-Trichloroethane
79-00-5
1 ,1-Dichloroethane
75-34-3
1 ,1-Dichloroethylene
75-35-4
1 ,2-Dichlorobenzene
95-50-1
1,2-Dichloroethane (Ethylene dichloride)
107-06-2
1,2-Dichloropropane
78-87-5
1 ,3-Dichlorobenzene
541-73-1
1 ,4-Dichlorobenzene
106-46-7
Bromoform
75-25-2
Bromome thane
74-83-9
Carbon tetrachloride
56-23-5
Chlorobenzene
108-90-7
Chloroform
67-66-3
Chloromethane
74-87-3
Cis-1 ,3-Dichloropropylene
10061-01-5
Dibromochloromethane
124-48-1
Ethylene dibromide
106-93-4
Methylene chloride
75-09-2
Tetrachloroethylene (Perchloroethylene)
127-18-4
Trans-1 ,2-Dichloroethylene
156-60-5
Trans-1 ,3-Dichloropropylene
10061-02-6
Trichloroethylene
79-01-6
Trichlorofluoro me thane
75-69-4
Vinyl chloride (Chloroethylene)
75-01-4
17
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Benzene
71-43-2
Styrene
100-42-5
Toluene
108-88-3
o-Xylene
95-47-6
m-Xylene and p-Xylene
108-38-3
& 106-42-3
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1 œiUMN 1
COLUMN 2
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\LYTICAL TEST GROUP
NAME
PARAMETERS
CAS #s
19
Extractables, Base Neutral
Acenaphthene
83-32-9
5-nitro Acenaphthene
602-87-9
Acenaphthylene
208-96-8
Anthracene
120-12-7
Benz(a)anthracene
56-55-3
Benzo(a)pyrene
50-32-8
Benzo(b)fluoranthene
205-99-2
Benzo(q,h,i)pervlene
191-24-2
Benzo(k)fluoranthene
207-08-9
Camphene
79-92-5
1-Chloronaphthalene
90-13-1
2-Chloronaphthalene
91-58-7
Chrysene
218-01-9
Dibenz(a,h)anthracene
53-70-3
Fluoranthene
206-44-0
Fluorene
86-73-7
lndeno(1,2,3-cd)pyrene
193-39-5
Indole
120-72-9
1 -Methylnaphthalene
90-12-0
2-Methylnaphthalene
91-57-6
Naphthalene
91-20-3
Perylene
198-55-0
Phenanthrene
85-01-8
Pyrene
129-00-0
Benzyl butyl phthalate
85-68-7
Bis{2-ethyihexyl) phthalate
117-81-7
Di-n-butyl phthalate
84-74-2
4-Bronnophenyl phenyl ether
101-55-3
4-Chlorophenyl phenyl ether
7005-72-3
Bis(2-chloroisopropyl)ether
108-60-1
Bis(2-chloroethyl)ether
111-44-4
2,4-Dlnitrotoluene
121-14-2
2,6-Dinitrotoluene
606-20-2
Bis(2-chloroethoxy)methane
111-91-1
Diphenylamine
122-39-4
N-Nitrosodipheny lamine
86-30-6
N-Nitrosodi-n-propylamine
621-64-7
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INDUSTRIAL MINERALS SECTOR
1 COLUMN 1
COLUMN 2
COLUMNS
AN/
#
VLYTICAL TEST GROUP
NAME
PARAMETERS
CAS #s
20
Extractables, Acid (Phenolics)
2,3,4,5-Tetrachlorophenol
4901-51-3
2,3,4,6-Tetrachlorophenol
58-90-2
2,3,5,6-Tetrachlorophenol
935-95-5
2,3,4-Trichlorophenol
15950-66-0
2,3,5-Trichlorophenol
933-78-8
2,4,5-Trichlorophenol
95-95-4
2,4,6-Trichlorophenol
88-06-2
2,4-Dimethyl phenol
105-67-9
2,4-Dinitrophenol
51-28-5
2,4-Dichlorophenol
120-83-2
2,6-Dichlorophenol
87-65-0
4,6-Dinitro-o-cresol
534-52-1
2-Chlorophenol
95-57-8
4-Chloro-3-methy,lphenol
59-50-7
4-Nitrophenol
100-02-7
m-Cresol
108-39-4
o-Cresol
95-48-7
p-Cresol
106-44-5
Pentachlorophenol
87-86-5
Phenol
108-95-2
24
Chlorinated Dibenzo-p-dioxins
and Dibenzofurans
2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin
1746-01-6
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326-88-7
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Total heptachlorinated dibenzofurans
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Total hexachlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins
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Total tetrachlorinated dibenzofurans
Unavailable
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Oil and grease
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LEGEND FOR SCHEDULES C TO K
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M • Month
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 94/90
ENERGY ACT
O. Reg. 92/90.
Gas Utilization Code.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— February 28th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 244/89
MADE UNDER THE
ENERGY ACT
Subsections 7 (1) and (2) of Ontario Regu-
lation 244/89 are revoked and the follow-
ing substituted therefor:
(1) The Canadian Gas Association and the Cana-
dian Standards Association are designated as organi-
zations to test the following appliances to approved
standards and, if the appliances conform to the
approved standards, to place their label or symbol
thereon:
1. Gas appliances.
2. Appliances that use gas or electricity inter-
changeably to perform the same functions.
(2) The Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada is
designated as an organization to test the following
appliances to approved standards and, if the appli-
ances conform to the approved standards, to place
their label or symbol thereon:
1. Gas appliances that are designed primarily
for residential use that have an input rating
in excess of 400,000 British thermal units
per hour (120 Kilowatts).
2. Gas appliances that are designed primarily
for commercial or industrial use within the
meaning of the code adopted under section
19 that have any input rating, except com-
mercial cooking appliances that have an
input rating of less than 400,000 British
thermal units (120 Kilowatts).
3. Gas appliances that are designed primarily
for use in mobile housing within the mean-
ing of the code adopted in section 19.
4. Appliances that use gas or electricity inter-
changeably to perform the same functions.
O. Reg. 92/90, s. 1.
11/90
MINISTRY OF COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES ACT
O. Reg. 93/90.
Ontario Study Grant Plan.
Made— February 15th, 1990.
Approved— February 28th, 1990.
Filed— March 1st, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 646 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MINISTRY OF COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES ACT
1. Section 4 of Regulation 646 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as amended
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 151/82
and section 2 of Ontario Regulation
107/88, is further amended by adding the
following subsection:
(la) Despite subsection (1), if a board of gover-
nors of a college of applied arts and technology
extends the academic year as a result of a strike at the
college that commenced on the 18th day of October,
1989, the amount of a grant for a student enrolled at
the college for the eligibility period commencing in
September, 1989 or in January, 1990 shall not
exceed,
(a) $2,600 to a group B single student;
• (b) $3,350 to a group A student or to a group B
married student referred to in subclause
l(l)(i)(i)or(ii);or
(c) $4,350 to a group B married student
referred to in subclatise 1 (1) (i) (iii).
O. Reg. 93/90, s. 1.
Sean Conway
Minister of Colleges and Universities
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of February, 1990.
11/90
MINISTRY OF COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES ACT
O. Reg. 94/90.
Colleges of Applied Arts and
Technology — Boards of Governors and
Council of Regents.
Made— February 15th, 1990.
Approved— February 28th, 1990.
Filed— March 1st, 1990.
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O. Reg. 95/90 1537
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 640 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MINISTRY OF COLLEGES AND
UNIVERSITIES ACT
l._(l) Clause 3 (1) (c) of Regulation 640 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
196/87, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(c) if the relevant staff or student group exer-
cises an option for membership on the
board, one student, one academic staff
member, one administrative staff member
and one support staff member, each of
whom shall be appointed by the Council of
Regents.
(2) Subsection 3 (7) of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 196/87, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(7) A quorum for a board of governors is eleven
members. O. Reg. 94/90, s. 1 (2).
(3) Subsection 3 (8) of the said Regulation, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 196/87, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(8) A quorum for a standing committee of a board
of governors is a majority of the committee
members. O. Reg. 94/90, s. 1 (3).
(4) Subsection 3 (10) of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 201/82, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(10) The first members of a board of governors
shall take office upon their appointment and there-
after members of a board of governors shall take
office on the 1st day of September in the year of their
appointment. O. Reg. 94/90, s. 1 (4).
(5) Subsection 3 (10a) of the said Regulation,
as made by section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 196/87, is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(10a) Notwithstanding subsection (10), if the term
of office of a member of a board of governors expires
on the 31st day of December in 1990 or 1991 , the per-
son who is appointed to succeed the member shall
take office on the 1st day of January in 1991 or 1992,
as the case requires. O. Reg. 94/90, s. 1 (5).
(6) Subsection 3 (11) of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 201/82 and amended by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 196/87, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(11) Notwithstanding subsection (5), if the Coun-
cil of Regents fails to appoint a successor for a mem-
ber before the member's term of office expires, the
member shall remain in office until his or her succes-
sor is appointed under subsection (11a).
(11a) The Council of Regents shall appoint a suc-
cessor for a member whose term of office is extended
under subsection (11) and, notwithstanding subsec-
tions (10) and (10a), determine the date upon which
the appointment is to take effect, at its next regular
meeting after the date on which the member's term
of office would have otherwise expired, except if the
Minister requires that a special meeting be held for
the purpose. O. Reg. 94/90, s. 1 (6).
Sean Conway
Minister of Colleges and Universities
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of February, 1990.
11/90
COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT
O. Reg. 95/90.
Levies or Charges — Hatching Eggs and
Chicks (Overquota).
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— March 1st, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT
LEVIES OR CHARGES— HATCHING EGGS
AND CHICKS (OVERQUOTA)
I. In this Regulation,
"commodity board" means the Ontario Broiler
Hatching Egg and Chick Commission;
"regulated product" means a breeder chick, breeder
cockerel, breeder hen, breeder pullet, chick, fowl
or hatching egg. O. Reg. 95/90, s. 1.
2. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), the Lieutenant
Governor in Council hereby grants to the commodity
board, in relation to the marketing of a regulated
product locally within Ontario, authority.
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(a) to fix, impose and collect levies or charges
from persons engaged in the production or
marketing of a regulated product in
Ontario;
(b) for the purposes referred to in clause (a), to
classify persons into groups and fix the lev-
ies or charges payable by the members of
the different groups in different amounts;
and
(c) to use the levies or charges for the purposes
of the commodity board including,
(i) the creation of reserves,
(ii) the payment of expenses and losses
resulting from the sale or disposal of
any regulated product, and
(iii) the equalization or adjustment
among producers of a regulated
product of money realized from the
sale of the product during the periods
determined by the commodity board.
(2) The commodity board shall fix, impose and
collect levies under subsection (1) only on,
(a) a regulated product produced or marketed
by a person in excess of the quota fixed and
allotted to him or her by the commodity
board under the Farm Products Marketing
Act; and
(b) a regulated product produced or marketed
by a person to whom the commodity board
has not fixed and allotted a quota.
O. Reg. 95/90, s. 2.
3. Any person who receives a regulated product
shall deduct from the money payable for the regu-
lated product any levies or charges payable to the
commodity board by the person from whom he or she
receives the regulated product and shall forward the
levies or charges to the commodity board within ten
days after the commodity board has made a written
request for them. O. Reg. 95/90, s. 3.
11/90
COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT
O. Reg. 96/90.
Levies or Charges — Milk.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— March 1st, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 112 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
COMMODITY BOARDS AND MARKETING
AGENCIES ACT
1. Clause 1 (b) of Regulation 112 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(b) "milk" means milk bought from producers
and sold to processors by The Ontario Milk
Marketing Board.
2. — (1) Subsection 2 (1) of the said Regula-
tion, as amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 518/82, section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 814/82, section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 426/85 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 505/86, is further
amended by striking out "and butter" in
the fifteenth line and inserting in lieu
thereof "butter and cheese".
(2) Subsection 2 (2) of the said Regulation, as
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 275/82, section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 814/82, section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 514/83, section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 512/84 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 426/85, is further
amended by striking out "and butter" in
the twenty-fourth line and inserting in
lieu thereof "butter and cheese".
11/90
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 97/90.
Chickens — Plan.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— March 1st, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 736/84
MADE UNDER THE
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1.— (1) Subsections 10 (1), (2) and (3) of the
Schedule to Ontario Regulation 736/84
are revoked and the following substituted:
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(1) On or before the 15th day of March, 1990 and
subsequently in every second year, the producers in
each of Districts 1 to 5 shall elect from among them-
selves representatives to the District Chicken Produc-
ers' Committee and one representative to the local
board.
(2) On or before the 15th day of March, 1991 and
subsequently in every second year, the producers in
each of Districts 6 to 9 shall elect from among them-
selves representatives to the District Chicken Produc-
ers' Committee and one representative to the local
board.
(3) The term of office of each person elected
under subsection (1) or (2) shall commence on the
day of the annual meeting of the local board after the
election and shall expire when the person's successor
takes office.
(2)
11/90
Subsection 11 (1) of the Schedule is
amended by striking out "1st day of
May" in the fourth and fifth lines and
substituting "15th day of March".
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O. Reg. 98/90.
Broiler Hatching Eggs and Chicks-
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— March 1st, 1990.
-Plan.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 429/83
MADE UNDER THE
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. The title to Ontario Regulation 429/83 is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
BROILER HATCHING EGGS AND
CHICKS— PLAN
2. The said Regulation is amended by strik-
ing out "Commission" wherever it occurs
and inserting in lieu thereof in each
instance "Egg and Chick Commission".
3. — (1) Section 1 of the Schedule to the said
Regulation is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
1. This plan may be cited as the "Ontario Broiler
Hatching Egg and Chick Marketing Plan".
(2) Clauses 2 (e) and (f) of the said Schedule
are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(e) "chick" means a chick other than a chick
not intended to be grown into a chicken as
defined in Ontario Regulation 736/84;
(f) "Egg and Chick Commission" means the
Ontario Broiler Hatching Egg and Chick
Commission established under section 4;
(3) Section 4 of the said Schedule is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
4. There shall be a local board to be known as the
"Ontario Broiler Hatching Egg and Chick Commis-
sion".
11/90
FARM PRODUCTS PAYMENTS ACT
O. Reg. 99/90.
Amending Certain Regulations.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— March 1st, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
CERTAIN REGULATIONS
MADE UNDER THE
FARM PRODUCTS PAYMENTS ACT
Subsection 12 (1) of Regulation 391 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
amended by section 6 of Ontario Regula-
tion 275/85, is further amended by strik-
ing out "or" at the end of clause (c), by
adding "or" at the end of clause (d) and
by adding thereto the following clause:
(e) where the applicant and the dealer are asso-
ciated in any way and the conduct of the
applicant or, where the applicant is a corpo-
ration, of an officer or director of the appli-
cant or person having power to direct the
management of the applicant, caused the
default in payment and in the circumstances
it would be inequitable to make a payment
from the Fund.
. Section 13 of Ontario Regulation 828/81 is
amended by striking out "or" at the end
of clause (b), by adding "or" at the end of
clause (c) and by adding thereto the fol-
lowing clause:
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(d) where the applicant and the dealer are asso-
ciated in any way and the conduct of the
applicant or, where the applicant is a corpo-
ration, of an officer or director of the appli-
cant or person having power to direct the
management of the applicant, caused the
default in payment and in the circumstances
it would be inequitable to make a payment
from the Fund.
3. Subsection 12 (1) of Ontario Regulation
368/82 is amended by striking out "or" at
tlie end of clause (d), by adding "or" at
the end of clause (e) and by adding
thereto the following clause:
(f) where the applicant and the dealer are asso-
ciated in any way and the conduct of the
applicant or, where the applicant is a corpo-
ration, of an officer or director of the appli-
cant or person having power to direct the
management of the applicant, caused the
default in payment and in the circumstances
it would be inequitable to make a payment
from the Fund.
4. Subsection 13 (1) of Ontario Regulation
348/84, as amended by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 380/88 and section 5
of Ontario Regulation 241/88, is further
amended by striking out "or" at the end
of clause (d), by adding "or" at the end of
clause (e) and by adding thereto the fol-
lowing clause:
(f) where the applicant and the dealer are asso-
ciated in any way and the conduct of the
applicant or, where the applicant is a corpo-
ration, of an officer or director of the appli-
cant or person having power to direct the
management of the applicant, caused the
default in payment and in the circumstances
it would be inequitable to make a payment
from the Fund.
5. Subsection 13 (1) of Ontario Regulation
651/84, as amended by section 8 of
Ontario Regulation 139/87, is further
amended by striking out "or" at the end
of clause (db), by adding "or" at the end
of clause (e) and by adding thereto the fol-
lowing clause:
(f) where the applicant and the dealer are asso-
ciated in any way and the conduct of the
applicant or, where the applicant is a corpo-
ration, of an officer or director of the appli-
cant or person having power to direct the
management of the applicant, caused the
default in payment and in the circumstances
it would be inequitable to make a payment
from the Fund.
6. Subsection 13 (1) of Ontario Regulation
652/84, as amended by section 8 of
Ontario Regulation 140/87, is further
amended by striking out "or" at the end
of clause (db), by adding "or" at the end
of clause (e) and by adding thereto the fol-
lowing clause:
(f) where the applicant and the dealer are asso-
ciated in any way and the conduct of the
applicant or, where the applicant is a corpo-
ration, of an officer or director of the appli-
cant or person having power to direct the
management of the applicant, caused the
default in payment and in the circumstances
it would be inequitable to make a payment
from the Fund.
7. Subsection 13 (1) of Ontario Regulation
528/87, as amended by section 5 of
Ontario Regulation 273/89, is further
amended by striking out "or" at the end
of clause (d), by adding "or" at the end of
clause (e) and by adding thereto the fol-
lowing clause:
(f) where the applicant and the dealer are asso-
ciated in any way and the conduct of the
applicant or, where the applicant is a corpo-
ration, of an officer or director of the appli-
cant or person having power to direct the
management of the applicant, caused the
default in payment and in the circumstances
it would be inequitable to make a payment
from the Fund.
8. Subsection 14 (1) of Ontario Regulation
404/89 is amended by striking out "or" at
the end of clause (f), by adding "or" at
the end of clause (g) and by adding
thereto the following clause:
(h) if the applicant and the dealer are associated
in any way and the conduct of the applicant
or, where the applicant is a corporation, of
an officer or director of the applicant or per-
son having power to direct the management
of the applicant, caused the defauh in pay-
ment and in the circumstances it would be
inequitable to make a payment from the
Fund.
11/90
PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 100/90.
Designation of Parks.
Made— February 28th, 1990.
Filed— March 2nd, 1990.
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REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 821 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. Schedule 209 of Appendix B to Regulation
821 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 493/85, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
Schedule 209
SANDPOINT ISLAND PROVINCIAL PARK
In the Territorial District of Rainy River, contain-
ing 914 hectares, more or less, being composed of
that part of the said Territorial District designated as
Part 1 on a plan known as "Northwestern — Sand-
point Island", approved on the 1st day of May, 1989
and filed in the office of the Regional Director for the
Northwestern Administrative Region of the Ministry
of Natural Resources at Kenora, Ontario. O. Reg.
100/90, s. 1.
11/90
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 101/90.
Exemption — Ministry of the
Environment — MOE-31/2.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Approved — February 23rd, 1990.
Filed— March 2nd, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
EXEMPTION— MINISTRY OF THE
ENVIRONMENT— MOE-31/2
Having received a request from the Regional
Director, West Central Region, Ministry of the Envi-
ronment, that an undertaking, namely:
The activity of managing the contaminated
wastes which may be found in the soil and
groundwater both in and around the property of
Chemical Waste Management Limited at Site 7,
Lot 6, Concession 9, Smithville Industrial Park,
Township of West Lincoln, Regional Municipal-
ity of Niagara, which management activities
involve an ongoing securing and control of con-
taminated wastes, destruction of secured PCB
wastes, remediation of contaminated ground-
water and bedrock, and the off-site disposal of
contaminated wastes which may not be suitable
for destruction,
be exempt from the application of the Act pursuant
to section 29; and
Having been advised by the Regional Director,
West Central Region, Ministry of the Environment,
that if the undertaking is subject to the application of
the Act, the following injury, damage or interference
with the persons and property indicated will occur;
A. The time which would be involved in pre-
paring an Environmental Assessment and
seeking approval under the Act would signi-
ficantly delay the implementation of the
undertaking exacerbating the following situ-
ations:
(i) Contaminants from the site have
gained access to groundwater. An
aquifer, located in close proximity to
the site, is a source of water supply to
local area residents. The aquifer has
been contaminated, thereby poten-
tially threatening the health of the
local area residents, and impairing a
resource which was being used as a
source of water supply to the Com-
munity of Smithville;
(ii) Surface and groundwater flows dis-
charge to Spring Creek and then to
Twenty Mile Creek, a major water-
course in the area. Since contami-
nant inputs, such as PCBs bio-mag-
nify through the food chain, failure
to take action may result in the con-
tamination of the aquatic life of
Spring Creek and Twenty Mile
Creek; and
(iii) Members of the public may be
exposed to contaminants as the com-
munity uses surrounding areas for
recreational or other public activi-
ties.
Having weighed such injury, damage or interfer-
ence against the betterment of the people of the
whole or any part of Ontario by the protection, con-
servation and wise management in Ontario of the
environment which would result from the undertak-
ing being subject to the application of the Act;
The undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the
public interest to order and orders that the undertak-
ing is exempt from the application of the Act for the
following reasons:
A. The tasks involved in managing the contam-
inated waste can be commenced immedi-
ately. This will result in minimizing the
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potential for the injury and damage which
are cited above.
B. The public and the Municipality are anxious
that the undertaking be implemented as
soon as possible to avoid further potential
public exposure to, and off-site migration
of, subsurface contaminated wastes.
C. The Ministry of the Environment and the
Municipality are negotiating an agreement
with respect to how the cleanup and storage
of PCB waste shall proceed, which when
finalized will be filed with the public records
maintained under section 31 of the Act by
the Environmental Assessment Branch of
the Ministry of the Environment at its main
office.
D. A Liaison Committee with representatives
from the local citizens has been established
to monitor progress made in the cleanup of
the site and eventual disposal of the contam-
inated wastes.
E. The various instructions, approvals and
orders which may be issued under the
Environmental Protection Act and the
Ontario Water Resources Act will result in
the management activities being carried out
in a safe manner.
F. It is necessary to replace exemption order
MOE 31/1 because the date for terminating
storage of liquid PCB wastes in that order
has elapsed, while approvals for the destruc-
tion of PCB wastes are still in the course of
being obtained.
This exemption is subject to the following terms
and conditions:
1. No wastes other than contaminated soil,
water or other materials from the manage-
ment activities being carried out under this
Order shall be brought to the site.
2. This undertaking involves the management
of wastes, including:
(a) Cleaning up the site and immediately
surrounding area and bedrock;
(b) Destroying, by approved mobile
incineration facilities, PCB waste
stored at the site;
(c) Decontaminating PCB contaminated
soils and possibly bedrock, and sub-
sequently redepositing them;
(d) Storing, temporarily, in existing or
new structures, any waste that can-
not be destroyed or decontaminated
on the property until it can be
removed to other certified waste dis-
posal sites when they become avail-
able; and
(e) Offering first Right of acquisition of
the property to the Corporation of
the Township of West Lincoln once
the site has been restored to a clean
condition so that it may be used for
the originally intended use.
3. The principal activities associated with the
undertaking include the following:
(a) Acquisition, through ownership by
the Province of the property for-
merly used by Chemical Waste Man-
agement Limited at the Smithville
Site and acquisition of the right to
use any necessary adjacent property;
(b) Consolidation of the wastes, includ-
ing: contaminated soils, contami-
nated equipment and materials asso-
ciated with ongoing cleanup activities
at the site;
(c) Destruction of PCB wastes by means
of approved facilities;
(d) Construction and preparation of a
waste water treatment facility for
treatment of contaminated water, as
an initial short term remedial activ-
ity;
(e) Trial excavation of the bedrock and
selection and implementation of the
appropriate technology for remedia-
tion of the contaminated ground-
water and bedrock;
(f) Removal from the site of any wastes
that cannot be destroyed or deconta-
minated; and
(g) Continuation of an appropriate
groundwater monitoring program.
4. This Order does not apply to the storage of
PCB wastes on the site after July 31 , 1991 .
5. The Liaison Committee referred to in rea-
son D and the Municipal Council shall be
consulted and kept advised with respect to
the details of the undertaking as they are
developed and progress is made in their
implementation.
6. The undertaking shall be monitored by the
Ministry of the Environment and/or its
agents, to ensure that the waste manage-
ment activities do not result in injury or
damage to persons and property.
324
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 102/90 1543
7. A written report shall be prepared on the
undertaking and updated annually over the
period in which the contaminated wastes are
managed. The report shall describe the
activities and the results of the ongoing
monitoring program and how the terms and
conditions of this Order are being complied
with. The report shall be submitted by the
Regional Director, West Central Region of
the Ministry of the Environment to the
Director of Environmental Assessment
Branch for filing in the public records.
Exemption Order MOE-31/1 filed as O. Reg. 16/89 is
terminated and replaced hereby. O. Reg. 101/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
11/90
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 102/90.
Exemption — Ministry of the
Environment — MOE-42.
Made— February 23rd, 1990.
Approved — February 23 rd, 1990.
Filed— March 2nd, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
EXEMPTION— MINISTRY OF THE
ENVIRONMENT— MOE-42
Having received a request from the Regional
Director of the West Central Region of the Ministry
of the Environment, that an undertaking, namely,
activities related to the fire-fighting, clean-up
and/or remedial work at or associated with the
Tyre King Tyre Recycling Limited Facility
located in the former Township of Walpole, in
the City of Nanticoke in The Regional Munici-
pality of Haldimand-Norfolk,
be exempt from the application of the Act pursuant
to section 29; and
Having been advised by the Regional Director of
the West Central Region of the Ministry of the Envi-
ronment that if the undertaking is subject to the
application of the Act, the following injury, damage
or interference with the persons and property indi-
cated will occur:
A. This exemption applies to an emergency sit-
uation which presents an immediate threat
or danger to public health or safety or to the
environment.
B. The time required to prepare an environ-
mental assessment and seek approval under
the Environmental Assessment Act would
significantly delay the implementation of
the undertaking, thereby exacerbating the
threat or danger to public health or safety or
to the environment.
Having weighed such injury, damage or interfer-
ence against the betterment of the people of the
whole or any part of Ontario by the protection, con-
servation and wise management in Ontario of the
environment which would result from the undertak-
ing being subject to the application of the Act;
The undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the
public interest to order and orders that the undertak-
ing is exempt from the application of the Act for the
following reason:
A. The activities involved in the undertaking
will result in minimizing the potential for
the injury and damage which are stated
above.
This exemption is subject to the following terms
and conditions:
1. Where an undertaking, which is being car-
ried out under this exemption order, is the
subject of another exemption order or is an
undertaking for which an environmental
assessment has been accepted and approval
to proceed received, the undertaking shall
be subject to the terms and conditions of
this exemption order, and any other terms
or conditions of an exemption or approval
shall not apply.
2. A report, describing the activities carried
out as a part of any clean-up and/or reme-
dial work which is carried out under this
exemption order, shall be prepared by the
Director of the West Central Region of the
Ministry of the Environment and this report
shall be filed with the Director of the Envi-
ronmental Assessment Branch for filing on
the public record, within six months of the
completionof such work. O. Reg. 102/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
11/90
325
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INDEX 11
GOVERNMENT NOTICES/AVIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Parliamentary Notices — Royal Assent/Avis parlementaires — sanction royale 1357
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les transports routiers 1363
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 1389
Certificates of Incorporation Issued/Certificats de constitution délivrés 1406
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued/Lettres patentes constitutives délivrées 1406
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 1408
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 1408
Transfer of Ontario Corporations/Transfert de compagnies ontariennes 1409
Restated Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution mis à jour 1409
Amendments to Articles/Modifications aux statuts 1409
Articles of Revival/Statuts de reconstitution 1416
Certificates of Amendment of Articles Issued/Certificats de modification des statuts 1416
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued/Lettres patentes supplémentaires délivrées 1416
Extra-Provincial Licences Endorsed/Permis extraprovinciaux inscrits 1417
Extra-Provincial Licences Terminated/Permis extraprovinciaux résiliés 1417
Extra-Provincial Licences Amended/Permis extraprovinciaux modifiés 1418
Certificates of Dissolution/Certificats de dissolution 1418
Decisions on Applications for Audit Exemption/Décisions quant aux demandes de dispense en
matière de vérification 1419
Notice of Default in Complying with the Corp)orations Tax Act/ Avis de défaut d'observer la
Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales 1419
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)/Annulation de
certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes
morales) 1420
Errata 1423
Marriage Act/Loi sur le mariage 1424
Change of Name Act/Loi sur le changement de nom 1425
Orders in Council/Décrets 1429
Management Board Orders, 1989-90/Décisions du Conseil de gestion pour 1989-1990 1430
Applications to Provincial Parliament — Private Bills/Demandes au Parlement provincial —
Projets de loi d'intérêt privé 1430
Petitions to Provincial Parliament/Petitions au Parlement provincial 1430
Applications to Provincial Parliament/Demandes au Parlement provincial 1431
CORPORATION NOTICES/AVIS RELATIFS AUX COMPAGNIES 1434
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP/DISSOLUTION DE SOCIÉTÉS 1437
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES/AVIS DIVERS 1437
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS/VENTES DE TERRAINS PAR LE SHÉRIF 1437
SALES OF LANDS FOR TAX ARREARS BY PUBLIC TENDER/VENTES DE TERRAINS
PAR APPEL D'OFFRES POUR ARRIÉRÉ D'IMPÔT 1439
SALES OF LANDS FOR TAX ARREARS BY PUBLIC AUCTION/VENTES DE TERRAINS
AUX ENCHÈRES PUBLIQUES POUR ARRIÉRÉ D'IMPÔT 1439
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT/
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act O. Reg. 83/90 1441
Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act O. Reg. 95/90 1537
Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act O. Reg. 96/90 1538
Energy Act O. Reg. 92/90 1536
Environmental Assessment Act O. Reg. 101/90 1541
Environmental Assessment Act O. Reg. 102/90 1543
Environmental Protection Act O. Reg. 90/90 1444
Environmental Protection Act O. Reg. 91/90 1444
Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 82/90 1441
Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 97/90 1538
Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 98/90 1539
Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 99/90 1539
Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 87/90 1443
Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 88/90 1443
1546 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE / LA GAZETTE DE L'ONTARIO
Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 89/90 1444
Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act O. Reg. 93/90 1536
Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act O. Reg. 94/90 1536
Petroleum Resources Act O. Reg. 84/90 1442
Petroleum Resources Act O. Reg. 85/90 1442
Petroleum Resources Act O. Reg. 86/90 1442
Provincial Parks Act O. Reg. 100/90 1540
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE / LA GAZETTE DE L'ONTARIO 1547
Ontario
Information
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received no later than Thursday 4 p.m., 9 days before publication of the issue in which
they should appear.
Advertisements including the names of any signing officers must be typed or written
legibly. Advertising rates are: $12.80 per 25 mm for a single column and $26.00 per
25 mm for a double column.
Subscription rate is $77.50 for 52 weekly issues and the single copy price $1.75; pay-
able in advance. All rates are subject to increases without notice.
Cheques or money orders should be made payable to THE TREASURER OF
ONTARIO and all correspondence, including address changes, should be mailed to:
The Ontario Gazette
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Telephone 326-5310
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Information
La Gazette de L'Ontario paraît chaque samedi, et les annonces à y insérer doi-
vent parvenir à ses bureaux le jeudi à 16 h au plus tard, soit au moins neuf jours avant
la parution du numéro dans lequel elles figureront.
Les annonces, ainsi que le nom des signataires autorisés, doivent être dactylographiées
ou écrites lisiblement. Les tarifs sont de 12,80$ par 25 mm, pour une colonne, et de
26,00 $ par 25 mm, pour deux colonnes.
Le tarif d'abonnement est de 77,50$ pour 52 numéros hebdomadaires, et le tarif au
numéro, de 1,75$ (payable à l'avance). Tous les tarifs peuvent être augmentés sans
préavis.
Les chèques ou mandats doivent être faits à l'ordre DU TRÉSORIER DE L'ON-
TARIO et toute correspondance, y compris les changements d'adresse, doit être
adressée à :
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880, rue Bay, 5^ étage, Toronto, (Ontario) M7A 1N8
Téléphone 326-5310
Appel sans frais 1-800-668-9938
O. Reg. 103/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1627
Publications under the Regulations Act
Publications en vertu de la Loi sur les règlements
19y()_()3_24
CEMETERIES ACT
O. Reg. 103/90.
Closings and Removals.
Made— February 28th, 1990.
Filed— March 5th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 89 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
CEMETERIES ACT
1. Section 2 of Regulation 89 of Revised Reg-
ulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 51/90, is
revoked and the following substituted:
2. It is directed that the bodies buried in the cem-
eteries described in Schedules 18, 19, 21, 23 to 34, 36,
37, 39, 41 to 48, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64,
65, 66, 67, 68, 69 and 70 be removed. O. Reg.
103/90, s. 1.
2. Section 4 of the Regulation, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 51/90, is
revoked and the following substituted:
4. The cemeteries described in Schedules 32, 33,
53, 55, 57, 61 , 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69 and 70 are
exempt from the advertising provisions of section 59
of the Act. O. Reg. 103/90, s. 2.
3. The Regulation is amended by adding the
following Schedules:
Schedule 69
CATHOLIC CEMETERY, CORNER DUKE AND
LAUREL, CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO
That parcel of land being part of Lot 222 on Com-
piled Plan 716, in the City of Cambridge (formerly
Preston) in The Regional Municipality of Waterloo,
designated as Part 1 on Reference Plan 67R-2675,
filed in the Land Registry Office for the Land Regis-
try Division of Waterloo South (No. 67). O. Reg.
103/90, s. 3, part.
Schedule 70
CEMETERY LOCATED AT 780 HURONIA
ROAD, BARRIE, ONTARIO
That parcel of land being part of the south half of
Lot 10 in the 11th Concession of the Geographic
Township of Innisfil, now the City of Barrie, in the
County of Simcoe, designated as Part 6 on Reference
Plan 51R-4355, filed in the Land Registry Office for
the Land Titles Division of Simcoe (No. 51).
O. Reg. 103/90, s. 3, part.
12/90
327
1628 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 104/90
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 104/90.
Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations.
Made— February 28th, 1990.
Filed— March 5th. 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 474 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Section 16 of Regulation 474 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is revoked and the
following substituted therefor:
16. — (1) An application for a licence shall be in Form 4.
(2) A certificate shall be in Form 5. O. Reg. 104/90, s. 1 , part.
17. — (1) Notwithstanding subsection 16 (1), an application for a licence made before the 1st day of
January, 1994 may be in Form 1.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 16 (2), a certificate issued before the 1st day of January, 1994 may be in
Form 2. O. Reg. 104/90, s.l, part.
2. The said Regulation is amended by adding thereto the following forms:
328
O. Reg. 104/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1629
Ontano
Transportation
Form 4
Highway Traffic Act
Formule 4
Code de la route
Mmisiere ApplicatJOD for 3 Motor Vehicle Inspection Station Licence
Transports Demande de permis pour Centre d inspection
des vétticules automobiles
Application is hereby made for a Motor Vehicle Inspection Station Licence and the following information is supplied / La présente
constitue une demande de permis pour Centre d'inspection des véhicules automobiles et contient les renseignements suivants
^ChecWonel Cocher la Name ol Applicani/Nom de lauJeur de /a aemande
case appropriée ■ \
I Telaptwne/ Téléphona
I Station. Street No and Name or Lot. Concession A Toiwnship/Cenfre. t
J Personne morale
D
I City. Town or ViWage/Cné. wtle ou village
Gouvernement
Postal CoûeiCod» p
2. To be completed in respect of each Business Owner, Partner or Corporate Officer and Director
Ceffe partie doit être rempile pour chaque propriétaire d'entreprise, associé ou cadre et administrateur
,
Gn«n Name and Imtial'Prenom et initiales
Street No 4 Name or Loi Con and Twp / W el rue ou lot concession et
-"
^ Appi N
„.„
CAi. To«m or Village ' Cm vMe ou vmtge
Postal Code' Code postal
Corporate TiHe/nafSon socMiie
iDnvw's Licence t<i
Has this person ever been refused
a Motor Vehicle Inspection Station
Licence or renewal thereof, or had
such a licence revoked''
Ceffe personne s'est-elle déjà vu
refuser un permis ou un
renouvellement de permis pour Centre
d'inspection des vét)icules
D!
n;
and Name of Licensee involved/ef le r
3. To be completed in respect of each Mechanic to l>e registered
as a Motor Vehicle Inspection Mechanic
Cette partie doit être remplie pour cliaque mécanicien devant
être inscrit à titre de mécanicien d'un Centre d'inspection
des véhicules automobiles
Given ^4ame and lnit<a
Prénom et. rutiaies
Residence Màresni Adresse (résidence)
Slreel No S, Name or Lot Con and Twp S' el rot ou lot
oncess-on el cêrMon Appi ^4o /App
City Towri or Vriiage- C
ne >Meou,«aaoe
Postal Code'Cooto postal
Corporeie Tiite/na»on
soctale I Drivers Lxence Ho
, , "" 1 , , ,
Has this person ever been refused
a Motor Vehicle Inspection Station
Licence or renevi/al thereof, or had
such a licence revoked''
r-iNc
LJ Nc
If yes. !
n;
Cette personne s'est-elle déjà vu
refuser un permis ou un
renouvellement de permis pour Centre
d'inspection des véhicules
automobiles ou ce permis lui a-t-il
and Name of Licensee involved/ef le r
Fatmly NameNom de lamOle
Given Name and tnrt«l/Pr#rw et iruttales
Residence Address/ Adresse (résidence)
Street No & Name or Loi Con and Twp /W eiiueouioi. conce
sswriercaowr. Appi No /App
City. Town or ViHage' Cm viae ou vKage
Postal CoOei Code postal
Trade Certificate No
N°de certitKMl pn^essionnel
Date aexpiafon
Has this Mechanic ever been refused
registration or renewal thereof, or has
his registration ever been revoked?
D!
Di
s 'esf-i' déjà vu refuser
l'inscription ou le renouvellement de
cette inscription ou celle-ci a-t-elle
déjà été retirée?
D«V I Month I Year
Jour Mois Année
4. On behalf of the Applicant
Au nom de l'auteur de ia demande
(a) I certify that the foregoing information is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief
Au mieux de ma connaissance et de ce que je
tiens pour vèridique. j'atteste que les renseigne-
ments contenus dans la présente formule sont
exacts.
(b) t certify that the Applicant holds all licences
and permits required by law, by-law or regulation
for the business and that the premises comply
with all laws, regulations and municipal by-laws.
J'atteste que l'auteur de la demande détient
tous les permis et licences requis par la loi,
règlements municipaux ou règlements pour
l'exploitation de l'entreprise et que les instal-
lations sont conformes aux lois, règlements et
règlements municipaux.
Signature of Applicant/ S/gna/ure de l'auteur de ta demande
and Name of Licensee mvolved/ef te r
I certify the information relating to
my registration as a motor vehicle
inspection mechanic is true and
Day MorWi Year
Jouf Mois Année
J'atteste que les renseignements
relatifs à mon inscription à titre de
mécanicien d'un Centre d'inspection
des véhicules automobiles sont
exacts.
Mechanic's Signature /S/gnafure du mécanicien
Numt>er of Mechanics
to be registered
Nombre de mécaniciens
Quantity ol Safely Standard
Certificates required
Nombre de certificats de
normes de sécurité requis
information in this form is collected under the authority of the Highway Traffic
Act. S.75(2), 76( 1 .2). O Reg 474 and is used to establish eligibility for a Motor
Vehicle Inspection Station Licence Direct enquiries to Local Dnver's and
Vehicle office.
Les renseignements figurant sur cette formule sont recueillis en vertu du Code
de la route, par 75(2). par 76(1) et (2). Régi, de l'Ont. 474 et sen/ent à établir
si une demande de permis de centre d'inspection des véhicules automobiles
est recevable. Pour d'autres renseignements, s'adresser au bureau local des
permis et de l'immatriculation.
(multiples of/ multiples deso)
Total Payable
Montant total à payer
329
1630
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 104/90
Certificate
of Inspection
Types of
Vehicles to be
Inspected
For Ministry Use Only/fléservé au ministère
Class of Station: I I Public I I Government
D Fleet
□ Light Motor Vehicles
and Motorcycles
Light and heavy Motor
□ Ligni ana neavy MOTor r — i
Vehicles and Motorcycles 3. I | Motorcycles only
Light Motor Vehicles
4. I I and Motorcycles and
Propane Motor Vehicles
Fuel System
Light and heavy Motor
5. I I Vehicles & Motorcycles
& Propane Motor Vehicles
Fuel System
I — I Propane Motor
6. I I Vehicles Fuel
System
This is to certify that I have inspected this station and have found both the premises and equipment to be acceptable as to standards laid
down in the H TA. and regulations and appointment is recommended.
Day Monih year , , DiSIrtctNo
Inspection Date
Approval Date
Day Month Year
Inspector's
Signature
O.Reg. 104/90, s. 2, part.
Ontario
Ministry
of
Transportation
Ministère
des
Transports
Form 5
Formule 5
Safety Standards Certificate
Issued pursuant to ttie Highway Traffic Act and Regulations
Certificat de normes de sécurité
Délivré conformément au Code de la roule et à ses règlements
Please Print/ Ecr/re en lettres moulées
/ For Ministry Use Only
Réservé au ministère
Agent No Date Received
f Motor Vehicle Inspection Station/ Cenfre d'inspection des véhicules automobiles
Licensee Number Name of Licensee/Wom du titulaire
Numéro du titulaire
City. Town or Village
Cité, ville ou village
Inspecting
Mechanic
Mécanicien
ayant effectué
V l'inspection
/ Vehicle/ Véhicule
V.l N (Serial No )/W IV /Numéro de série
Name of Mechanicz/Vo/r? du
19
Type of Body
Type de carrosserie
Odometer Reading
on Date ot Inspection
Kilométrage au compteur
a ta dale de I inspection
Indicate manufacturer s Gross Vehicle Weight Rating
Inscrire le poids brut du véhicule donné par le constructeur
n
4600 Kg or under
4600 kg ou moins
D
Over 4600 kg
Plus de 4600 kg
K
Date of Inspection
Date de l'inspection
Année Mos Joui A jhjs Certificate expires 36 days from this date
^ Ce certificat expire 36 jours à compter de cette date
We hereby certify that the above described motor vehicle has been inspected in accordance with the provisions of Sections 71
to 84 of the Highway Traffic Act and Regulations issued thereunder, and that the items inspected met the prescribed standards
on the Date of Inspection
Nous certifions par la présente que le véhicule automobile décrit ci-dessus a été inspecté conformément aux dispositions
des articles 71 à 84 du Code de la route et de ses règlements et que les articles inspectés sont conformes aux normes en
vigueur à la date de l'inspection.
Signature of Inspecting Mechanic Signature of Licensee/ Agent
Signature du mécanicien ayant effectué I inspection Signature du détenteur du permis ou de son agent
MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION COPY
COPIE DU MINISTÈRE DES TRANSPORTS
SRE 214 89-12
Present this copy for transfer or registration purposes
This certificate indicates that the items on the reverse side met the required standards
on the date ot inspection and is not a warranty on the condition of the vehicle.
Présentez cette copie aux fins ae transfert ou d'immatriculation
Ce certificat indique que les articles ou pièces mentionnés au verso sont
conformes aux normes requises à la date de l'inspection mais ne constitue pas
une garantie de l'état du vétiicule.
330
O. Reg. 104/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1631
Defects noted during the inspection and corrected prior to the
issuance of this certificate are shown thus
Les défauts signalés lors de I inspection et rectifiés avant
délivrance du présent certificat sont indiqués ainsi
□ 01
D 02
□ 03
D 04
D 05
D 06
D 07
D 08
n 09
n 10
□ 11
m 12
D 13
n 14
n 15
n 16
n 17
D 18
n 19
D 20
Bodywork - underbody
Carrosserie - soubassemeni
Bodywork - hinges and latches
Carrosserie - Charnières et serrures
Bodywork - sheet metal and bumpers
Carrosserie - panneaux et pare-chocs
Seat and Seat Belt Assemblies
Sièges et ensembles de ceintures de sécurité
Chassis frame components
Éléments du chassis
Mirrors
Miroirs
Glazing materials
Vitres
Windshield Wiper. Washer and Defroster
Essuie glace, degivreur de pare-brise
Speedometer
Indicateur de vitesse
Lamps and Reflectors
Phares et réflecteurs
Headlamp aim
Alignement des phares
Fuel System components
Éléments du système de carburant
Exhaust Systems components
Éléments du système d échappement
Brakes - drums and discs
Freins - tambours et disques
Brakes - friction materials
Freins - matériaux de friction
Brakes
Freins -
Brakes
Freins -
Brakes
Freins -
Brakes
Freins -
Brakes
Freins -
- hydraulic system components
- éléments du système hydraulique
- mechanical components
- éléments du système mécanique
- air system components
- éléments du système pneumatique
- vacuum system components
- éléments du système à dépression
D 21
D 22
n 23
□ 24
D 25
D 26
D 27
D 28
D 29
D 30
D 31
□ 32
D 33
D 34
D 35
D 36
Check here If
no defects found
Cocher ici si |_|
aucun défaut
n'a été signalé
Work Order No.
Feuille de
travail n°
Brakes - service brake performance, adjustment
Freins - fonctionnement des freins primaires, réglage
Brakes - emergency brake performance
Freins - fonctionnement des freins de secours
Brakes - dual system warning
Freins - avertisseur du système à double circuit
Horn
A venisseur sonore
Accelerator linkage
Tringlage de l'accélérateur
Steering - column and box
Direction - colonne et bo îte
Steering- linkage
Direction - timonerie
Steering - power assist
Direction - système servo
Suspension - ball joints
Suspension - rotules d articulation
Suspension - springs
Suspension - ressorts
Suspension - other items
Suspension - autres éléments
Neutral starting switch
Interrupteur de démarrage au point mort
Tires
Pneus
Wheels - rims and fasteners
Roues, jantes et boulons
Trailer Hitches
Attelage de remorque
Fifth wheel (truck-tractor)
Cinquième roue (camions-remorques)
Additional for Motorcyc\es/ Supplément pour motocyclettes
p-, .„ Handlebars
U 40 Guidon
- parking brake performance, ad|ustment
fonctionnement du frein de stationnement, réglage
L-l "»' Câblage
[-, __ Footrests
l—J ■^° Repose-pieds
p-, ._ Steering head beanngs
'—I "*' Coussinets de la direction
□ -,i Stands
'•' Supports
^ AO Chain and Guards
LJ 4^ Chaine et carter
331
1632 O. Reg. 104/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 105/90
The Highway Traffic Act requires the inspection of the following equipment:
L 'inspection du matériel suivant est requise en vertu du Code de la route :
Bodywork - underbody
Carrosserie - soubassement
Bodywork - hinges and latches
Carrosserie - Charnières et serrures
Bodywork - sheet metal and bumpers
Carrosserie -panneaux et pare-chocs
Seat and Seat Belt Assemblies
Sièges et ensembles de ceintures de sécurité
__ Chassis frame components
"S Éléments du chassis
Mirrors
Miroirs
Glazing matenals
Vitres
Windshield Wiper, Washer and Defroster
Essuie-glace, degivreur de parebrise
Speedometer
Indicateur de vitesse
Lamps and Reflectors
Phares et réflecteurs
Headlamp aim
Alignement des phares
^ - Fuel System components
' 2 Éléments du système de carburant
Exhaust Systems components
Éléments du système d échappement
Brakes - drums and discs
Freins - tambours et disques
^_ Brakes -fnction matenals
' S Freins - maténaux de friction
^ _ Brakes - hydraulic system components
' " Freins - elements du système hydraulique
^ _ Brakes - mechanical components
' ' Freins - éléments du système mécanique
^f. Brakes -air system components
' " Freins - éléments du système pneumatique
- „ Brakes - vacuum system components
' " Freins - éléments du système à dépression
„_ Brakes - parking brake performance, adjustment
20 Freins - fonctionnement du frein de stationnement, réglage
Brakes - service brake performance, adjustment
Freins - fonctionnement des freins primaires, réglage
Brakes - emergency brake performance
Freins - fonctionnement des freins de secours
Brakes - dual system warning
Freins - avertisseur du système à double circuit
Horn
A vertisseur sonore
Accelorator linkage
Tnnglage de I accélérateur
Steering - column and box
Direction - colonne et boîte
Steering- linkage
Direction - timonerie
Steering - power assist
Direction - système servo
Suspension - ball joints
Suspension - rotules d arliculation
Suspension - springs
Suspension - ressorts
Suspension - other items
Suspension - autres éléments
Neutral starting switch
Interrupteur de démarrage au point mort
Tires
Pneus
Wheels - rims and fasteners
Roues, jantes et boulons
Trailer Hitches
Attelage de remorque
Fifth wheel (truck-tractor)
Cinquième roue (camions-remorques)
Additional for Motorcycles/ Supplément pourmotocyclettes
__ Wiring
3' Câblage
-„ Footrests
'"' Repose-pieds
nn Steering head bearings
Js» Coussinets de la direction
._ Handlebars
•♦w Guidon
.^ Stands
^' Supports
.„ Chain and Guards
^2 Cha îneet carter
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O. Reg. 104/90, s. 2, part.
GASOLINE TAX ACT
O. Reg. 105/90,
General.
Made— February 28th, 1990.
Filed— March 6th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 440 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
GASOLINE TAX ACT
1.— (1) Clause 1 (1) (a) of Regulation 440 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is
revoked and the following substituted:
(a) quantities of gasoline, aviation fuel and pro-
pane on hand, produced, received, con-
sumed, imported, sold and otherwise dis-
posed of by the collector; and
(2) Clause 1 (1) (b) of the Regulation is
amended by striking out "or aviation
fuel" in the ilrst line and substituting
"aviation fuel or propane".
2. Section 2 of the Regulation, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 88/89, is
revoked and the following substituted:
2. — (1) For the purposes of subsections 4 (1) and
6 (3) of the Act, every importer or collector shall
collect,
(a) from every wholesaler or retailer to whom
the importer or collector sells gasoline, avia-
tion fuel or propane, at the time of the sale,
an amount as security equal to the tax
imposed under section 2 of the Act; and
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 107/90 1633
(b) from every purchaser to whom the importer
or collector sells gasoline, aviation fuel or
propane, at the time of the sale, the tax pay-
able under section 2 of the Act.
(2) For the purposes of subsection 4 (2) of the
Act, every importer who is a collector shall remit the
tax and security collected under subsection (1) and
the tax payable by the importer under section 2 of the
Act in accordance with section 1 .
(3) Every importer who is not a collector shall, on
or before the fifteenth day of the month following the
month in which the gasoline, aviation fuel or propane
was imported into or received in Ontario, remit the
tax and security collectable and payable by the
importer in respect of the sales of gasoline, aviation
fuel or propane under subsection (1) with the state-
ment required by subsection 1 (3) of Ontario Regula-
tion 648/86 (General).
(4) An importer who has complied with subsection
4 (3) of the Act may deduct from remittances
required under subsection (3) all amounts paid under
clause 4 (3) (a) of the Act in respect of gasoline, avi-
ation fuel or propane imported during the previous
month. O. Reg. 105/90, s. 2.
3. — (1) This Regulation, except section 2,
shall be deemed to have come into force
on the 1st day of August, 1989.
(2)
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Section 2 of this Regulation shall be
deemed to have come into force on the 1st
day of October, 1989.
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 106/90.
Parking.
Made— March 4th, 1990.
Filed— March 7th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 477 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Schedule 2 of Appendix A to Regulation
477 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 is amended by adding the following
paragraph:
29. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in Lx)t A in Concession 1 of the Township of
the Front of Leeds and Lansdowne in the United
Counties of Leeds and Grenville beginning at its
intersection with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Townline Road and continuing easterly for
a distance of 400 metres.
2.— (1) Paragraphs 26, 27, 28, 29 and 30 of
Schedule 6 of Appendix A to the Regula-
tion are revoked.
(2) Paragraph 44 of Schedule 6 of Appendix
A, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regu-
lation 547/86, is revoked and the following
substituted:
44. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 and 169 in the Township of Morrison in the
Town of Gravenhurst in The District Municipality of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 10 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 31 and 32 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between the Township of Morri-
son and the Township of Muskoka.
3. Paragraph 2 of Schedule 77 of Appendix
A to the Regulation, as made by section 3
of Ontario Regulation 547/86, is revoked
and the following substituted:
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 and 169 in the Township of Morrison in the
Town of Gravenhurst in The District Municipality of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 10 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 31 and 32 and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between the Township of
Morrison and the Township of Muskoka.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of March, 1990.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 107/90.
Speed Limits.
Made— March 4th, 1990.
Filed— March 7th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 490 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 107/90
1.— (1) Paragraph 31 of Part 3 of Schedule 1
to Regulation 490 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1980, as remade by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 628/84, is revoked
and the following substituted:
land —
Twp. of
Hamilton
31. That part of the King's Highway
Northumber- known as No. 2 in the Township of
Hamilton in the County of North-
umberland lying between a point situ-
ate 275 metres measured easterly from
its intersection with the easterly limit
of the roadway known as Hamilton
Road and a point situate 1200 metres
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Northumberland
County Road No. 18.
(2) Paragraph 28 of Part 5 of Schedule 1, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 23/84, is revoked.
(3) Part 6 of Schedule 1 is amended by add-
ing the following paragraph:
land —
Twp. of
Hamilton
20. That part of the King's Highway
Northumber- known as No. 2 in the Township of
Hamilton in the County of North-
umberland beginning at a point situate
1200 metres measured westerly from
its intersection with the easterly limit
of the roadway known as Northumber-
land County Road No. 18 and extend-
ing easterly for a distance of 875
metres.
Paragraph 3 of Part 1 of Schedule 6 to the
Regulation, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 494/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
Regional
Municipality
of Peel-
City of
Brampton
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 410 in the City of
Brampton in The Regional Municipal-
ity of Peel lying between a point situ-
ate at its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Queen
Street and a point situate 320 metres
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Bovaird Drive (Peel
Regional Road 16).
3. Paragraph 2 of Part 4 of Schedule 16 to
the Regulation, as made by section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 675/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
2. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. IIB in the Township of
Timiskaming— Dymond in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming lying between a point sit-
Twp. of
Dymond
Grey-
City of
Owen Sound
Twp. of
St. Vincent
uate at its intersection with the centre
line of the easterly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 65 and
a point situate at its intersection with
the easterly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 11.
<1) Paragraph 5 of Part 3 of Schedule 36
to the Regulation, as made by section 3 of
Ontario Regulation 207/88, is revoked
and the following substituted:
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the County of
Grey lying between a point situate 304
metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as 14th Avenue East
in the City of Owen Sound and a point
situate 90 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Grey
Road 22 in the Township of St. Vin-
cent.
(2) Paragraph 2 of Part 4 of Schedule 36, as
remade by section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 207/88, is revoked and the following
substituted:
Grey—
Twp. of
St. Vincent
(3)
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Township of
St. Vincent in the County of Grey
beginning at a point situate 90 metres
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Grey Road 22 and extending
easterly for a distance of 937 metres.
Part 6 of Schedule 36 is amended by add-
ing the following paragraph:
Grey —
Twp. of
St. Vincent
Town of
Meaford
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Township of
St. Vincent and the Town of Meaford
in the County of Grey beginning at a
point situate 180 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Golf Course Road and extending west-
erly for a distance of 338 metres.
O. Reg. 107/90, s. 4(3).
5.— <1) Paragraph 6 of Part 3 of Schedule 37
to the Regulation, as remade by section 2
of Ontario Regulation 579/83, is revoked
and the following substituted:
6. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 27 in the Township of
Municipality King in The Regional Municipality of
York lying between a point situate
of York—
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1635
^„. 1267 metres measured northerly from
wp. o ing .^^ intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as York
Regional Road No. 11 and a point sit-
uate 2305 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 9.
(2) Paragraph 5 of Part 5 of Schedule 37, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 579/83, is revoked and the following
substituted:
Regional
Municipality
of York—
Twp. of King
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
King in The Regional Municipality of
York beginning at a point situate 967
metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of
the roadway known as York Regional
Road No. 11 and extending northerly
for a distance of 300 metres.
(3) Paragraph 1 of Part 6 of Schedule 37, as
remade by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 579/83, is revoked and the following
substituted:
1.
Regional
Municipality
of York—
Twp. of King
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
King in The Regional Municipality of
York lying between a point situate 315
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of
the roadway known as York Regional
Road No. 11 and extending north-
erly for a distance of 1282 metres.
O. Reg. 107/90, s. 5 (3).
6.— (1) Paragraph 1 of Part 3 of Schedule 192
to the Regulation, as remade by section 3
of Ontario Regulation 365/82, is revoked
and the following substituted:
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 610 in the City of Tim-
mins in the Territorial District of
Cochrane lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 101 and a point situate 600 metres
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Commando Street.
(2) Paragraph 2 of Part 3 of Schedule 192, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
365/82, is revoked and the following
substituted:
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 610 in the City of Tim-
mins in the Territorial District of
Cochrane lying between a point situate
500 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Connaught Road
and a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 67.
(3) Paragraph 1 of Part 4 of Schedule 192, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
365/82, is revoked.
(4) Part 5 of Schedule 192 is amended by
adding the following paragraph:
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 610 in the City of Tim-
mins in the Territorial District of
Cochrane lying between a point situate
600 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Commando Street
and a point situate 500 metres mea-
sured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Connaught Road. O. Reg.
107/90, s. 6 (4).
7. The Regulation is amended by adding the
following Schedule:
Schedule 269
HIGHWAY NO. 7195
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Parts
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7195 (Centre Street),
formerly known as Highway 7 Connec-
tion Road, in the Town of Vaughan in
The Regional Municipality of York
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 7
and a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Dufferin Street.
Regional
Municipality
of York-
Town of
Vaughan
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O. Reg. 110/90
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 107/90, s. 7.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of March, 1990.
12/90
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 108/90.
Speed Limits in Territory Without Municipal
Organization.
Made— March 4th, 1990.
Filed— March 7th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 708/83
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Ontario Regulation 708/83 is amended by
adding the following Schedule:
Schedule 9
1. That part of the highway known as Elizabeth
Bay Beach Road in the Township of Robinson in the
Territorial District of Manitoulin beginning at a point
situate 100 metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the roadway known as
Pine Haven Road and extending westerly for a dis-
tance of 1200 metres.
2. Fifty kilometres per hour. O. Reg. 108/90,
s. 1.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of March, 1990.
12/90
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 109/90.
Stop Signs in Territory Without Municipal
Organization.
Made— March 4th, 1990.
Filed— March 7th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 574/81
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 574/81 is amended by
adding the following Schedule:
Schedule 83
1. The highway known as No. 3 Road in the
unorganized Township of Upsala in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay at its intersection with the
roadway known as North Road.
2. Northbound on No. 3 Road.
s. 1.
O. Reg. 109/90,
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of March, 1990.
12/90
ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
BOARD ACT, 1988
O.Reg. 110/90.
Information Filing — Optional Benefits
Coverage.
Made— March 9th, 1990.
Filed— March 9th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
BOARD ACT, 1988
INFORMATION FILING-
OPTIONAL BENEFITS COVERAGE
Interpretation
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
"Bill 68" means Bill 68 An Act to amend certain Acts
respecting Insurance as introduced in the Legisla-
ture on the 23rd day of October, 1989;
"endorsement" means a type of endorsement,
approved by the Superintendent of Insurance
under subsection 203 (1) of the Insurance Act, to a
contract of automobile insurance;
"optional benefits" means the optional benefits to be
prescribed under clause 98 (1) (ba) of the
Insurance Act as set out in Bill 68.
(2) For the purposes of this Regulation, the Facil-
ity Association shall be deemed to be an insurer.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1637
(3) Information required respecting an insurer's
proposed practices shall be determined as at the 1st
day of June, 1990.
(4) An insurer shall prepare information respect-
ing its proposed practices as if Bill 68 were in force.
O. Reg. 110/90, s. 1.
Required Filing
2. — (1) Every insurer writing contracts of automo-
bile insurance in Ontario when this Regulation comes
into force or that intends to write contracts of auto-
mobile insurance in Ontario during the year that
begins on the 1st day of June, 1990 is required to file
the information and certificates required under this
Regulation.
(2) The information filed must be sufficient to
allow the calculation of the insurer's proposed premi-
ums for each category of automobile insurance by
optional benefits coverage and to allow the calcula-
tion of the insurer's proposed final policy premiums
and final endorsement premiums for optional bene-
fits.
(3) An insurer is required to file only information
with respect to contracts of automobile insurance
issued in Standard Policy Form 1 or 2 under the
Insurance Act.
(4) An insurer is not required to file information
with respect to contracts of automobile insurance for
groups of at least five vehicles under common owner-
ship or management that are used for business, com-
mercial or public purposes.
(5) The categories of automobile insurance in
respect of which information is required are,
(a) personal vehicles — private passenger auto-
mobiles;
(b) personal vehicles — motorcycles;
(c) personal vehicles — motor homes;
(d) personal vehicles — trailers and camper
units;
(e) personal vehicles — off-road vehicles;
(f) personal vehicles — motorized snow vehi-
cles;
(g) personal vehicles — historic vehicles;
(h) commercial vehicles — trailers;
(i) commercial vehicles — other than trailers;
(j) public vehicles — taxis and limousines; and
(k) public vehicles — other than taxis and
limousines. O. Reg. 110/90, s. 2.
3. Every insurer is required to file the information
required under this Regulation not later than the
19th day of March, 1990. O. Reg. 110/90, s. 3.
Information Required
Rates and Classifications
4. — (1) An insurer shall file the information
required by this section respecting its proposed rates
for the optional benefits.
(2) An insurer shall file information respecting,
(a) the elements the insurer uses, including
base rates, surcharges, discounts and fac-
tors, to calculate its proposed premiums for
the optional benefits;
(b) the algorithms the insurer uses to combine
the elements in order to calculate the pro-
posed premiums payable by insured persons
for the optional benefits; and
(c) any other adjustments the insurer makes,
including policy fees, charges for a less than
one-year term, short-rate tables, instalment
fees and rounding rules, in calculating its
proposed final premiums for the optional
benefits.
(3) An insurer that does not determine its rates for
optional benefits using elements, algorithms and
other adjustments is required to file, in place of the
information described in subsection (2), its proposed
rates for each optional benefit.
(4) An insurer shall describe each component it
uses to determine each proposed rate for the optional
benefits and set out the calculations used to deter-
mine each of those rates.
(5) In describing the components and setting out
the calculations required under subsection (4), the
insurer shall provide,
(a) full disclosure of its actuarial, financial and
accounting assumptions and analyses;
(b) a description of the methodologies used to
make the calculations;
(c) a description of opinions relied upon in
defining the components and making the
calculations and the reasons for doing so;
(d) such other information as the insurer con-
siders relevant to the calculation of its base
rates.
(6) If in determining its proposed rates for the
optional benefits an insurer uses methods or compo-
nents, or relies upon opinions, that are substantially
different from those used to determine its proposed
rates for accident benefits as set out in its filing under
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 110/90
subsection 3 (1) of Ontario Regulation 697/89, the
insurer shall describe and explain the reasons for
those differences.
(7) The insurer shall set out its calculations for all
estimates required under this section. O. Reg.
1 10/90, s. 4.
5. — (1) An insurer shall file the information
required by this section respecting its proposed
classes of risk exposure and proposed factors used to
calculate premiums for the optional benefits.
(2) If an insurer's proposed classes of risk expo-
sure or proposed factors for the optional benefits dif-
fer from its proposed classes and factors for accident
benefits as set out in its filing under subsection 3 (1)
of Ontario Regulation 697/89, the insurer shall
describe each component it uses to determine each
proposed class or factor and set out the calculations
used to determine each of those classes or factors.
(3) In describing the components and setting out
the calculations required under this section, the
insurer shall provide,
(a) full disclosure of its actuarial, financial and
accounting assumptions and analyses;
(b) a description of the methodologies used to
make the calculations;
(c) a description of opinions relied upon in
modifying the statistically-indicated level of
a factor;
(d) a description of the reasons for any differ-
ence in the definitions of a class of risk
exposure for optional benefits and for acci-
dent benefits;
(e) a description of the reasons for establishing
a new class of risk exposure for optional
benefits; and
(f) such other information as the insurer con-
siders relevant to the determination of its
classes of risk exposure and its factors for
optional benefits. O. Reg. 110/90, s. 5.
6. An insurer that uses information in addition to,
or instead of, its automobile insurance premium,
claims or expense data to determine its rates, classes
of risk exposure and factors used to calculate premi-
ums for the optional benefits shall,
(a) describe the source of the additional infor-
mation;
(b) state its reasons for using the additional
information; and
(c) state the reasons that it does not rely solely
on its premium, claims or expense data.
O. Reg. 110/90, s. 6.
Rates for Endorsements
7. — (1) This section applies with respect to the
endorsements written on Standard Endorsement
Forms numbered 3 ("drive government automo-
biles"), 6A ("permission to carrj' passengers for com-
pensation"), 6D ("driver training school"),
8 ("property damage reimbursement"), 13C ("com-
prehensive cover — deletion of glass"), 19 ("limi-
tation of amount"), 19A ("valued automobile"),
20 ("loss of use"), 22 ("damage to property of pas-
sengers"), 23B ("mortgage"), 27 ("legal liability for
damage to non-owned automobile"), 28 ("reduction
of coverage as respects operation by named per-
sons"), 29 ("additional coverage as respects opera-
tion by named persons"), 35 ("emergency service
expense"), 40 ("fire and theft deductible"), 43R
("limited waiver of depreciation"), 44 ("family pro-
tection") and 60 ("legal liabiUty for damage to non-
owned automobile").
(2) An insurer shall file its proposed rates for each
of its proposed endorsements if the optional benefits
change the proposed rates of the proposed endorse-
ments as set out in the insurer's filing under subsec-
tion 3 (1) of Ontario Regulation 697/89. O. Reg.
110/90, s. 7.
Additional Information
8. — (1) An insurer shall file the information that is
to be included in its proposed rate manual for
optional benefits.
(2) Without limiting the generality of subsection
(1), the information filed in respect of a rate manual
for optional benefits must include,
(a) definitionsusedin the manual;
(b) a description of the classes of risk exposure ;
(c) general rules respecting procedures to be
followed in assigning insureds and vehicles
to a class of risk exposure;
(d) a statement of the rates;
(e) general rules respecting the calculation of
premiums to be charged to an insured; and
(f) underwriting rules and guidelines.
O. Reg. 1 10/90, s. 8.
9. — (1) An insurer affiliated with other insurers
writing automobile insurance in Ontario shall file the
particulars of proposed directions to be given to
agents, brokers and others concerning the assignment
among the affiliated insurers of insurance risks relat-
ing to optional benefits.
(2) For the purpose of this section, an insurer is
considered to be affiliated with another insurer if one
of them is the subsidiary of the other or both are sub-
sidiaries of the same body corporate or each of them
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 111/90 1639
is controlled by the same person.
s. 9.
Summary Sheet
O. Reg. 110/90,
10. An insurer shall file a summary sheet for each
category of automobile insurance that the insurer
proposes to write during the year beginning on the
1st day of June, 1990 setting out by each optional
benefit for the category of automobile insurance,
(a) the proposed overall average premium for
each optional benefit;
(b) the maximum and the minimum premiums
for individual insureds for each optional
benefit; and
(c) the impact of territory on premiums for
each optional benefit. O. Reg. 110/90,
s. 10.
Certification of Filing
11. An insurer shall include in its filing under this
Regulation a certificate of one of its officers stating,
(a) that the information contained in the filing
is complete;
(b) that the information provided is sufficient to
calculate,
(i) the insurer's proposed premiums for
optional benefits for each category of
automobile insurance by each
optional benefit, and
(ii) any additional premium for the
optional benefits for each type of
endorsement listed in subsection
7(1); and
(c) that the filing sets out the insurer's proposed
rates for the optional benefits. O. Reg.
110/90, s. 11.
12. An insurer shall include in its filing under this
Regulation a certificate of a property and casualty
actuary that the information filed is complete and
accurate. O. Reg. 110/90, s. 12.
12/90
ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
BOARD ACT, 1988
O. Reg. 111/90.
Information Filing (March, 1990).
Made— March 9th, 1990.
Filed— March 9th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
BOARD ACT, 1988
INFORMATION FILING (MARCH, 1990)
Interpretation
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
"Bill 68" means Bill 68 An Act to amend certain Acts
respecting Insurance as introduced in the Legisla-
ture on the 23rd day of October, 1989;
"current book of business" means, in relation to an
insurer, its contracts of automobile insurance in
force on the 29th day of December, 1989;
"endorsement" means a type of endorsement,
approved by the Superintendent of Insurance
under subsection 203 (1) of the Insurance Act, to a
contract of automobile insurance.
(2) For the purposes of this Regulation, the Facil-
ity Association shall be deemed to be an insurer.
(3) Information required respecting an insurer's
current practices shall be determined as at the 29th
day of December, 1989.
(4) Information required respecting an insurer's
proposed practices shall be determined as at the 1st
day of June, 1990.
(5) An insurer shall prepare information respect-
ing its proposed practices as if Bill 68 were in force.
O. Reg. 111/90, s. 1.
Required Filing
2. — (1) Every insurer that was writing contracts of
automobile insurance in Ontario when Ontario Reg-
ulation 697/89 came into force or that intends to write
contracts of insurance in Ontario during the year that
begins on the 1st day of June, 1990 is required to file
the information, documents and certificates required
under this Regulation.
(2) An insurer that does not intend to make any
changes to the information filed under subsection
3 (1) of Ontario Regulation 697/89 except to amend
the description of the accident benefits coverage is
exempted from subsection (1) upon filing a certificate
of an officer of the insurer stating its intention and
setting out the amended description of the accident
benefits coverage.
(3) The information filed must be sufficient to
allow the calculation of the insurer's current premi-
ums and proposed premiums for each category of
automobile insurance by coverage and to allow the
calculation of the insurer's current and its proposed
final policy premiums and final endorsement
premiums.
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(4) An insurer is required to file only information
with respect to contracts of automobile insurance
issued in Standard Policy Form 1 or 2 under the
Insurance Act.
(5) An insurer is not required to file information
with respect to contracts of automobile insurance for
groups of at least five vehicles under common owner-
ship or management that are used for business, com-
mercial or public purposes.
(6) The categories of automobile insurance in
respect of which information is required are,
personal vehicles-
mobiles;
-private passenger auto-
personal vehicles — motorcycles;
personal vehicles — motor homes;
personal vehicles — trailers and camper
units;
personal vehicles — off-road vehicles;
personal vehicles — motorized snow vehi-
cles;
personal vehicles — historic vehicles;
commercial vehicles — trailers;
commercial vehicles — other than trailers;
public vehicles — taxis and limousines; and
public vehicles — other than taxis and limou-
sines.
(7) The coverages in respect of which information
is required are third party liability, accident benefits,
collision, comprehensive, specified perils and all
perils.
(8) For the purposes of this Regulation, the
endorsement written on Standard Endorsement
Form number 44 ("family protection") shall be con-
sidered to be a coverage. O. Reg. 1 1 1/90, s. 2.
3. Every insurer is required to file the information
required under this Regulation not later than the
12th day of March, 1990. O. Reg. 111/90, s. 3.
Information Required
Rates and Classifications
4. — (1) An insurer shall file the information
required by this section respecting its current rates
and its proposed rates.
(2) An insurer shall file information respecting.
(a) the elements the insurer uses, including
base rates, surcharges, discounts and fac-
tors, to calculate its current and its proposed
premiums;
(b) the algorithms the insurer uses to combine
the elements in order to calculate the cur-
rent and the proposed premiums payable by
insured persons; and
(c) any other adjustments the insurer makes,
including policy fees, charges for a less than
one-year term, short-rate tables, instalment
fees and rounding rules, in calculating its
current and its proposed final policy premi-
(3) If an insurer's proposed rates for a category of
automobile insurance differ from its current rates
and, if the difference is not uniform for all vehicles in
the category, the insurer shall provide an estimate of
the average percentage change in the rates, based
upon its current book of business for contracts of
automobile insurance written,
(a) for all territories that the insurer considers
to be urban territories;
(b) for all territories that the insurer considers
to be rural territories; and
(c) for all of Ontario.
(4) An insurer shall describe each component it
uses to determine each current effective base rate
and proposed base rate and set out the calculations
used to determine each of those base rates.
(5) In describing the components and setting out
the calculations required under subsection (4), the
insurer shall provide,
(a) full disclosure of its actuarial, financial and
accounting assumptions and analyses;
(b) a description of the methodologies used to
make the calculations;
(c) a description of opinions relied upon in
defining the components and making the
calculations and the reasons for doing so;
(d) a description of its methods for allocating
loss adjustment expenses, commissions,
general expenses and other costs of writing
the insurance;
(e) details of its target rate of return or its profit
and its contingency provisions; and
(f) such other information as the insurer con-
siders relevant to the calculation of its base
rates.
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(6) If in determining its proposed base rates an
insurer uses methods or components, or relies upon
opinions, that are substantially different from those
used to determine its current base rates, the insurer
shall describe and explain the reasons for those dif-
ferences.
(7) The insurer shall set out its calculations for all
estimates required under this section. O. Reg.
111/90, s. 4.
5. — (1) An insurer shall file the information
required by this section respecting its current classes
of risk exposure and current factors used to calculate
premiums and its proposed classes and factors.
(2) If an insurer's proposed classes of risk expo-
sure or proposed factors differ from its current
classes and factors, the insurer shall describe each
component it uses to determine each current and
each proposed class or factor and set out the calcula-
tions used to determine each of those classes or
factors.
(3) In describing the components and setting out
the calculations required under subsection (2), the
insurer shall provide,
(a) full disclosure of its actuarial, financial and
accounting assumptions and analyses;
(b) a description of the methodologies used to
make the calculations;
(c) a description of opinions relied upon in
modifying the statistically-indicated level of
a factor;
(d) a description of the reasons for changing the
definition of a current class of risk exposure;
(e) a description of the reasons for establishing
a new class of risk exposure; and
(f) such other information as the insurer con-
siders relevant to the determination of its
classes of risk exposure and its factors.
O. Reg. 111/90, s. 5.
6. An insurer that uses information in addition to,
or instead of, its automobile insurance premium,
claims or expense data to determine its rates, classes
of risk exposure and factors used to calculate premi-
ums shall,
(a) describe the source of the additional infor-
mation;
(b) state its reasons for using the additional
information; and
(c) state the reasons that it does not rely solely
on its premium, claims or expense data.
O. Reg. 111/90, s. 6.
Rates for Endorsements
7. — (1) This section applies with respect to the
endorsements written on Standard Endorsement
Forms numbered 3 ("drive government automo-
biles"), 6A ("permission to carry passengers for com-
pensation"), 6D ("driver training school"),
8 ("property damage reimbursement"), 13C ("com-
prehensive cover — deletion of glass"), 19 ("limi-
tation of amount"), 19A ("valued automobile"),
20 ("loss of use"), 22 ("damage to property of pas-
sengers"), 23B ("mortgage"), 27 ("legal liability for
damage to non-owned automobile"), 28 ("reduction
of coverage as respects operation by named per-
sons"), 29 ("additional coverage as respects opera-
tion by named persons"), 35 ("emergency service
expense"), 40 ("fire and theft deductible"), 43R
("limited waiver of depreciation") and 60 ("legal lia-
bility for damage to non-owned automobile").
(2) An insurer shall file the information required
by this section respecting its current rates for each of
its current endorsements and its proposed rates for
each of its proposed endorsements.
(3) An insurer shall file information respecting,
(a) the elements the insurer uses, including
base rates, surcharges, discounts and fac-
tors, to calculate its current and its proposed
premiums for each endorsement;
(b) the algorithms the insurer uses to combine
the elements in order to calculate the cur-
rent and the proposed premium payable by
insured persons for each endorsement; and
(c) any other adjustments the insurer makes,
including policy fees, charges for a less than
one-year term, short-rate tables, instalment
fees and rounding rules, in calculating its
current and its proposed final endorsement
premium for each endorsement.
(4) An insurer that does not determine its pre-
mium for an endorsement using elements, algorithms
and other adjustments is required to file, in place of
the information described in subsection (3),
(a) its current final endorsement premium and
its proposed final endorsement premium for
the endorsement;
(b) particulars of the calculations tised to deter-
mine those premiums. O. Reg. 111/90,
s. 7.
Return on Equity
8. — (1) An insurer shall give particulars of its
return on equity for the fiscal years ending on the
31st day of December, 1987, 1988 and 1989 and its
proposed return on equity.
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(2) An insurer that provides its profit and contin-
gency provisions under clause 4 (5) (e) shall use
those provisions in calculating its proposed return on
equity.
(3) An insurer shall provide details of the assump-
tions, methods and calculations used to determine its
return on equity.
(4) An insurer shall state the reasons why it con-
siders its proposed return on equity to be just and
reasonable.
(5) In this section,
"equity" means an insurer's capital stock, head office
account, contributed surplus, earned surplus and
required reserves plus contingency and general
reserves;
"return on equity" means, in relation to an insurer,
return on equity, calculated on an after tax basis,
from its contracts of automobile insurance in
Ontario. O. Reg. 111/90, s. 8.
Additional Information
9. — (1) An insurer shall file the information that is
included in its current rate manual and in its pro-
posed rate manual.
(2) Without limiting the generality of subsection
(1), the information filed in respect of a rate manual
must include,
(a) definitions used in the manual;
(b) a description of the classes of risk exposure ;
(c) general rules respecting procedures to be
followed in assigning insureds and vehicles
to a class of risk exposure;
(d) a statement of the rates;
(e) general rules respecting the calculation of
premiums to be charged to an insured; and
(f) underwriting rules and guidelines.
O. Reg. 111/90, s. 9.
10. — (1) An insurer shall file a reconciliation of
the information described in subsection (2) and the
data it used to calculate its rates and its factors used
to calculate premiums for the same periods.
(2) The information, as set out in the insurer's fil-
ing for 1987, 1988 and 1989 under section 81 of the
Insurance Act as a property and casualty insurer, is,
(a) its direct written premiums for automobile
insurance in Ontario; and
(b) its direct incurred claims, including adjust-
ment expenses, for automobile insurance in
Ontario. O. Reg. 111/90, s. 10.
Required Documents
11. An insurer shall file for the year ending the
31st day of December, 1989, a copy of,
(a) the filing required under section 81 of the
Insurance Act as a property and casualty
insurer, including the actuary's report on
the insurer's policy and claims reserves and
the auditor's report;
(b) the information used by the actuary in pre-
paring his or her report on the insurer's pol-
icy and claims reserves;
(c) the filing required on an annual basis under
the Canadian and British Insurance Compa-
nies Act (Canada) or the Foreign Insurance
Companies Act (Canada);
(d) the audited financial statement;
(e) the unaudited financial statement or other
document, if any, containing financial infor-
mation that is distributed to its shareholders
or members. O. Reg. 111/90, s. 11.
Summary Sheets
12. — (1) An insurer shall file two summary sheets
for each category of automobile insurance that the
insurer proposes to write during the year beginning
on the 1st day of June, 1990 setting out, by the
groups specified in subsections (3) and (4),
(a) the average percentage change from the
current premium to the proposed premium;
(b) the maximum and the minimum percentage
change, for individual insureds, from the
current premium to the proposed premium;
(c) the number of insured vehicles on the insur-
er's current book of business; and
(d) the insurer's direct premium volume for
1988.
(2) An insurer shall file two summary sheets for
each category of automobile insurance that the
insurer proposes to write during the year beginning
on the 1st day of June, 1990 setting out, by the
groups specified in subsections (3) and (4),
(a) the proposed average premium for the cov-
erages as set out in the insurer's filing under
subsection 3 (1) of Ontario Regulation
697/89;
(b) the proposed average premium for the cov-
erages as set out in the insurer's filing under
this Regulation;
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(c) the number of insured vehicles on the insur-
er's current book of business;
(d) the percentage change between the premi-
ums described in clauses (a) and (b);
(e) the dollar change between the premiums
described in clauses (a) and (b);
(f) the weighted average change between the
premiums described in clauses (a) and (b);
and
(g) an estimate of the amount of the percentage
change in clause (d) and the dollar change
in clause (e) that is attributable to the
amendment of the description of the acci-
dent benefits coverage.
(3) One summary sheet shall set out the informa-
tion by type of coverage for the category of automo-
bile insurance.
(4) One summary sheet shall set out the informa-
tion by each individual territory, by all territories that
the insurer considers to be urban territories and by all
territories that the insurer considers to be rural
territories. O. Reg. 111/90, s. 12.
13. An insurer shall file a summary sheet listing
and describing all differences between the informa-
tion contained in the filing under this Regulation and
the equivalent information filed under subsection
3 (1) of Ontario Regulation 697/89. O. Reg.
111/90, s. 13.
14. An insurer shall file, in Form 1 to this Regula-
tion, an analysis of the impact of Bill 68 on its premi-
ums for the "personal vehicles — private passenger
automobiles" category of automobile insurance.
O. Reg. 111/90, s. 14.
Certification of Filing
15. — (1) An insurer shall include in its filing under
this Regulation a certificate of one of its officers as to
the matters required by this section.
(2) The certificate accompanying the filing shall
state,
(a) that the information and each document
contained in the filing is complete;
(b) that the information provided is sufficient to
calculate,
(i) the insurer's current and proposed
premiums for each category of auto-
mobile insurance by coverage,
(ii) the insurer's current and proposed
premiums for each type of endorse-
ment listed in subsection 7(1), and
(iii) the insurer's proposed final policy
premiums for each category of insur-
ance that the insurer intends to write
during the year beginning on the 1st
day of June, 1990; and
(c) that the filing sets out the insurer's actual
current rates and proposed rates. O. Reg.
111/90, s. 15.
16. An insurer shall include in its filing under this
Regulation a certificate of a property and casualty
actuary that the information filed is complete and
accurate. O. Reg. 111/90, s. 16.
Form 1
Impact Analysis
Personal Vehicles — Private Passenger Automobiles
Insurer's name:
Group name (if applicable):
1 . Complete Columns 2 and 3 of Table 1 , respecting contracts of automobile insurance for automobiles cus-
tomarily garaged in the greater Toronto or Hamilton- Wentworth areas, and of Table 2, respecting automo-
bile insurance for automobiles customarily garaged in the rest of Ontario.
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TABLE 1
Greater Toronto and Hamilton-Wentworth Areas
O. Reg. 111/90
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Percentage change in premium
Number of policyholders
on the current book
of business
Percentage of policyholders
on the current book
of business
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
A decrease of more than 8 per
cent.
A decrease of 8 per cent or less.
No change.
An increase of 4 per cent or
less.
An increase of more than 4 per
cent up to and including 8 per
cent.
An increase of more than 8 per
cent up to and including 12 per
cent.
An increase of more than 12
per cent up to and including 15
percent.
An increase of more than 15
per cent.
TABLE 2
Ontario Outside of the Greater Toronto and
Hamilton-Wentworth Areas
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Percentage change in premium
Number of policyholders
on the current book
of business
Percentage of policyholders
on the current book
of business
L
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
A decrease of more than 8 per
cent.
A decrease of 8 per cent or less.
No change.
An increase of 4 per cent or
less.
An increase of more than 4 per
cent up to and including 8 per
cent.
An increase of more than 8 per
cent.
Note 1: Column 1 of the tables refers to the percentage change in an insurer's premiums from those the
insurer expects to be charging on the 31st day of May, 1990 to the insurer's proposed premiums,
based upon the insurer's current book of business.
Note 2: Columns 2 and 3 of the tables refer to to the number of policyholders whose automobiles are custom-
arily garaged in the geographic area to which the table applies.
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Note 3: "Greater Toronto and Hamilton- Wentworth areas", means,
O. Reg. 112/90 1645
(a
(b
(c
(d
(e
(f
(g
(h
(i
(J
(k
(1
(m
(n
(o
The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto;
The Regional Municipality of Halton;
The Regional Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth;
the Town of Markham;
the Town of Richmond Hill;
the Town of Vaughan;
the City of Brampton;
the City of Mississauga;
the Town of Caledon;
the part of The Regional Municipality of Durham that excludes the Township of Brock, the part of
the Township of Scugog north of Highway 47 on a line east of Lake Scugog and the part of the Town-
ship of Uxbridge formerly known as the Township of Scott in the County of Ontario;
the Town of Aurora;
the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville;
the Township of King south of Highway 9;
the Town of Newmarket; and
the Town of Orangeville.
2. Describe the way in which the figures set out in Column 2 of each of the tables are derived, and set out the
calculations. O. Reg. 111/90, Form 1.
12/90
EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 112/90.
Payment of Legislative Grants.
Made— February 21st, 1990.
Approved— March 9th, 1990.
Filed— March 9th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
EDUCATION ACT
PAYMENT OF LEGISLATIVE GRANTS
1. A board may be paid a sum on account of a leg-
islative grant for educational purposes for a year
prior to the filing of a regulation prescribing the con-
ditions governing the payment of legislative grants
for educational purposes for the year, if the sum does
not exceed the sum of.
(a) 30 per cent of the grant payable to the board
for the preceding year in respect of a legisla-
tive grant other than an amount referred to
in clause (b); and
(b) the amount allocated to the board for the
year in respect of which an allocation is
made under the Capital Grant Plan estab-
lished and maintained by the Minister.
O. Reg. 112/90, s. 1.
2. Regulation 266 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is revoked.
Sean Conway
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of February, 1990.
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INDEX 12
GOVERNMENT NOTICES/AVIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Criminal Code/Code criminel 1549
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les transports routiers 1550
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 1575
Certificates of Incorporation Issued/Certificats de constitution délivrés 1589
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued/Lettres patentes constitutives délivrées 1590
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 1591
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 1594
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 1595
Amendments to Articles/Modifications aux statuts 1595
Articles of Revival/Statuts de reconstitution 1599
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued/Lettres patentes supplémentaires délivrées 1600
Extra-Provincial Licences Endorsed/Permis extraprovinciaux inscrits 1600
Extra-Provincial Licences Amended/Permis extraprovinciaux modifiés 1600
Certificates of Amendment of Articles Issued/Certificats de modification des statuts 1601
Certificates of Dissolution/Certificats de dissolution 1601
Decisions on Applications for Audit Exemption/Décisions quant aux demandes de dispense en
matière de vérification 1602
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)/Annulation de
certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales) 1602
Errata 1606
Ministry of Revenue — Interest Rates/Ministère du Revenu — ^taux d'intérêt 1606
Courts of Justice Act/Loi sur les tribunaux judiciaire 1609
Change of Name Act/Loi sur le changement de nom 1609
Applications to Provincial Parliament — Private Bills/Demandes au Parlement provincial —
Projets de loi d'intérêt privé 1612
Petitions to Provincial Parliament/Petitions au Parlement provincial 1613
Applications to Provincial Parliament/Demandes au Parlement provincial 1614
CORPORATION NOTICES/AVIS RELATIFS AUX COMPAGNIES 1616
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP/DISSOLUTION DE SOCIÉTÉS 1621
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS/VENTES DE TERRAINS PAR LE SHÉRIF 1621
SALES OF LANDS FOR TAX ARREARS BY PUBLIC TENDER/VENTES DE TERRAINS
PAR APPEL D'OFFRES POUR ARRIÉRÉ D'IMPÔT 1623
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT/
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Cemeteries Act O. Reg. 103/90 1627
Education Act O. Reg. 112/90 1645
Gasoline Tax Act O. Reg. 105/90 1632
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 104/90 1628
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 106/90 1633
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 107/90 1633
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 108/90 1636
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 109/90 1636
Ontario Automobile Insurance Board Act, 1988 O. Reg. 110/90 1636
Ontario Automobile Insurance Board Act, 1988 O. Reg. 111/90 1639
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1W0_()3_.^1
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O.Reg. 113/90.
Zoning Areas — Unorganized Territory in
the Territorial District of Kenora.
Made— March 8th, 1990.
Filed— March 13th, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
ZONING AREAS— UNORGANIZED
TERRITORY IN THE TERRITORIAL DISTRICT
OF KENORA
1. In this Order,
"accessory", when used to describe a use, building or
structure means a use, building or structure that is
normally incidental or subordinate to the principal
use, building or structure located on the land;
"dwelling unit" means one or more habitable rooms
occupied or capable of being occupied as an inde-
pendent and separate housekeeping establishment,
(a) in which separate kitchen and sanitary facili-
ties are provided for the exclusive use of the
unit, and
(b) for which a private entrance is provided
from outside the building or from a common
hallway or stairway inside the building;
"mobile home" means a dwelling unit that is
designed to be made mobile and constructed or
manufactured to provide a permanent residence
for one or more persons, but does not include a
travel trailer or tent trailer or trailer otherwise
designed. O. Reg. 113/90, s. 1.
2. This Order applies to that parcel of land in the
unorganized territory in the Territorial District of
Kenora, described as the south half of Lot 3, Conces-
sion 3, in the Unorganized Township of Eton, with
the exception of Part 1, Plan 23R 6835, as deposited
in the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Divi-
sion of Kenora (No. 23). O. Reg. 1 13/90, s. 2.
3. No land to which this Order applies shall be
used and no building or structure shall be erected or
used except in accordance with the terms of this
Order, but nothing in this Order prevents the use of
any land, building or structure for a purpose prohib-
ited by this Order if such land, building or structure
was lawfully used for such purpose on the day this
Order came into force. O. Reg. 113/90, s. 3.
4. Every use of land and every erection or use of
buildings or structures on land is prohibited except
for a maximum of two mobile homes in addition to a
permanent dwelling unit located thereon, together
with buildings and structures accessory thereto.
O. Reg. 113/90, s. 4.
5. — (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the recon-
struction of any building or structure that is damaged
or destroyed by causes beyond the control of the
owner, if the dimensions of the original building or
structure are not increased or its original use altered.
(2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthen-
ing or restoration to a safe condition of any building
or structure or part of any building or structure.
O. Reg. 1 13/90, s. 5.
6. Ontario Regulation 506/89 is revoked.
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of March, 1990.
13/90
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O. Reg. 114/90.
Zoning Areas — Unorganized Territory in
the Territorial District of Kenora.
Made— March 8th, 1990.
Filed— March 13th, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
ZONING AREAS— UNORGANIZED
TERRITORY IN THE TERRITORIAL DISTRICT
OF KENORA
1. In this Order,
"accessory", when used to describe a use, building or
structure, means a use, building or structure that is
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O. Reg. 116/90
normally incidental or subordinate to the principal
use, building or structure located on the land;
"dwelling unit" means one or more habitable rooms
occupied or capable of being occupied as an inde-
pendent and separate housekeeping establishment
in which separate kitchen and sanitary facilities are
provided for the exclusive use of the unit with a
private entrance from outside the building or from
a common hallway or stairway inside the building;
"mobile home" means a dwelling unit that is
designed to be made mobile and constructed or
manufactured to provide a permanent residence
for one or more persons, but does not include a
travel trailer or tent trailer or trailer otherwise
designed. O. Reg. 1 14/90, s. 1.
APPLICATION
2. This Order applies to that parcel of land in the
unorganized territory in the Territorial District of
Kenora, being part of Lot 10, Concession 3, in the
Township of Zealand, designated as Parcel 36590
being Parts 1 and 2, on a Reference Plan deposited in
the Land Registry Office for the Land Titles Division
of Kenora (No. 23) as Number 23R-6557. O. Reg.
1 14/90, s. 2.
GENERAL
3. No land to which this Order applies shall be
used and no building or structure shall be erected or
used except in accordance with the terms of this
Order, but nothing in this Order prevents the use of
any land, building or structure for a purpose prohib-
ited by this Order if such land, building or structure
was lawfully used for such purposes on the day this
Order comes into force. O. Reg. 1 14/90, s. 3.
PERMITTED USES
4. Every use of land and every erection or use of
buildings or structures on land is prohibited except
for two mobile homes, together with buildings and
structures accessory thereto. O. Reg. 114/90, s. 4.
REBUILDING AND REPAIRS
5. — (1) Nothing in this Order prevents the recon-
struction of any building or structure that is damaged
or destroyed by causes beyond the control of the
owner, if the dimensions of the original building or
structure are not increased or its original use altered.
(2) Nothing in this Order prevents the strengthen-
ing or restoration to a safe condition of any building
or structure or part of any building or structure.
O. Reg. 114/90, s. 5.
6. Ontario Regulation 5 1 4/89 is revoked .
Dated at Toronto, this 8th day of March, 1990.
13/90
LOCAL SERVICES BOARDS ACT
O.Reg. 115/90.
Establishment of Local Services
Board — Community of Hawk Junction.
Made— February 28th, 1990.
Filed— March 13th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 85/81
MADE UNDER THE
LOCAL SERVICES BOARDS ACT
1. Section 4 of Ontario Regulation 85/81 is
revoked and the following substituted:
4. The Board may exercise the powers set out in
paragraphs 2, 3 and 6 of the Schedule to the Act.
René Fontaine
Minister of Northern Development
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of February, 1990.
13/90
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O.Reg. 116/90.
Restricted Areas — District of Manitoulin,
Geographic townships of Campbell,
Dawson, Mills and Robinson.
Made— March 7th, 1990.
Filed— March 13th. 1990.
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 672/81
MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
1. Ontario Regulation 672/81 is amended by
adding thereto the following section:
126. — (1) Notwithstanding that the land described
in subsection (2) is shown on the maps referred to in
section 4 as being in a Rural Zone, it shall be deemed
to be in a Shoreline Residential Zone to which the
following requirements for principal buildings and
structures apply:
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O. Reg. 116/90
Minimum lot area
Minimum lot frontage
Maximum lot coverage
Minimum front yard
Minimum side yards
Minimum rear yard
Maximum height
Minimum ground floor
area
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
4,046 square metres
30 metres
15 percent
7.5 metres
3 metres on one side
and
1.5 metres on the
other side
7.5 metres
metres
55 square metres
(2) Subsection ( 1 ) applies to that parcel of land sit-
uate in the geographic Township of Robinson in the
Territorial District of Manitoulin, being part of lots 6
and 7 in Concession I designated as Part 37 on Plan
RR-33 deposited in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Manitoulin (No. 31). O. Reg.
1 16/90, s. 1.
Peter W. Boles
Director
Plans Administration Branch
North and East
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 7th day of March, 1990.
13/90
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O.Reg. 117/90.
Soya Beans — Marketing.
Made— March 15th, 1990.
Filed— March 16th. 1990.
O. Reg. 117/90 1749
(b) "six" in the sixth line and substituting
"five"; and
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 379 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. Subsection 13(1) of Regulation 379 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is
amended by striking out,
(a) "twelve" in the third line and substituting
"ten";
(c) "three" in the seventh line and substituting
"two".
2. Section 15 of the Regulation is amended
by striking out,
(a) "six" in the second line and substituting
"five"; and
(b) "three" in the fourth line and substituting
"two".
3. — (1) Subsection 16 (1) of the Regulation is
amended by striking out,
(a) "may" in the seventh line and substituting
"shall"; and
(b) "Arbitration Board" in the eighth line and
substituting "arbitrator".
(2) Subsection 16 (3) of the Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted:
(3) Where the negotiating agency does not arrive
at an agreement under subsection (1) or (2), it shall
submit in writing to the Commission a statement of
the matters in dispute and a statement of the final
position on each of these matters of,
(a) the members of the negotiating agency
appointed by the local board;
(b) the members of the negotiating agency
appointed by the processors; and
(c) the members of the negotiating agency
appointed by the Soya-Bean Committee of
the Ontario Grain and Feed Dealers'
Association. O. Reg. 117/90, s. 3 (2).
4. Section 17 of the Regulation is revoked
and the following substituted:
17.— (1 ) Subject to subsection (2), the members of
the negotiating agency shall appoint the arbitrator.
(2) Where in any year the members of the negoti-
ating agency cannot agree on the person to be
appointed arbitrator within seven days after the
Commission was notified under subsection 16 (1), or
the 30th day of April, as the case may be, the Com-
mission shall appoint the arbitrator.
(3) The Commission shall submit to the arbitrator
any statement of the matters in dispute and any state-
ment of the final position on each of these matters
received under subsection 16 (3).
(4) Forthwith after his or her appointment, the
arbitrator shall meet with the parties and make an
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award in respect of each matter in dispute that is one
of the final positions respecting these matters set out
in the statements received under subsection 16 (3).
O. Reg. 117/90, s. 4.
5. Section 18 of the Regulation is amended
by striking out "nine" in the third line
and substituting "eleven".
6. — (1) Clause 19 (b) of the Regulation is
amended by striking out "four" and sub-
stituting "five".
(2) Clause 19 (d) of the Regulation is
amended by striking out "one member"
and substituting "two members".
7. Section 23 of the Regulation is amended
by striking out "brokers" in the fifth line
and substituting "grain merchandisers".
Ontario Farm Products Marketing
Commission:
Kenneth W. Knox
Chairman
Gloria Marco Borys
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of March. 1990.
13/90
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
O.Reg. 118/90.
Broiler Hatching Eggs and
Chicks — Marketing.
Made— March 15th. 1990.
Filed— March 16th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 436/83
MADE UNDER THE
FARM PRODUCTS MARKETING ACT
1. The title to Ontario Regulation 436/83 is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
BROILER HATCHING EGGS AND
CHICKS— MARKETING
2. The said Regulation is further amended
by striking out "Commission" wherever
it occurs and inserting in lieu thereof in
each instance "Egg and Chick Commis-
sion".
3. The said Regulation is further amended
by striking out "Board" wherever it
occurs and inserting in lieu thereof in
each instance "Commission".
4. Clauses 1 (e), (f) and (i) of the said Regu-
lation are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(e) "chick" means a chick other than a chick
not intended to be grown into a chicken as
defined in Ontario Regulation 736/84;
(f) "Egg and Chick Commission" means the
Ontario Broiler Hatching Egg and Chick
Marketing Commission;
(i) "plan" means the Ontario Broiler Hatching
Egg and Chick Marketing Plan;
!. Clauses 4 (b) to (e) of the said Regulation
are revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(b) prescribing or providing for classes of
licences and the imposition of conditions on
any class of licence;
(c) prohibiting persons from engaging in the
producing or marketing of a regulated prod-
uct except under the authority of a licence
and except in compliance with the condi-
tions of the licence;
(d) providing for the refusal to grant or renew a
licence or for the suspension or revocation
of a licence,
(i) where the applicant or licensee is not
qualified by experience, financial
responsibility or equipment to prop-
erly engage in the business for which
the application was made or the
licence granted, or
(ii) where the applicant or licensee has
failed to comply with or has contra-
vened any provision of the Act, the
regulations, the plan or an order or
direction of the Commission, Direc-
tor or local board or of a marketing
agency of Canada;
(e) providing for the imposition, amount, dis-
position and use of penahies where, after a
hearing, the local board is of the opinion
that the applicant or licensee has failed to
comply with or has contravened any condi-
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 119/90 1751
tion of a licence or any provision of the Act
or the regulations, the plan or an order or
direction of the local board;
(ea) providing for the fixing of licence fees and
their payment by any or all persons produ-
cing or marketing a regulated product and
the collecting of the licence fees and their
recovery by suit in a court of competent
jurisdiction;
6. The said Regulation is further amended
by adding thereto the following section:
4a. The local board may impose such conditions
on a licence as it considers proper. O. Reg. 118/90,
s. 6.
Ontario Farm Products Marketing
Commission:
Kenneth W. Knox
Chairman
Gloria Marco Borys
Secretary
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of March, 1990.
13/90
FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
O.Reg. 119/90.
Restricted Fire Zone.
Made— March 15th, 1990.
Filed— March 16th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
FOREST FIRES PREVENTION ACT
RESTRICTED FIRE ZONE
1. The part of the Northeastern Fire Region as
described in Schedule A hereto is declared to be a
restricted fire zone from the 1st day of May to the
31st day of October, both inclusive, in the year 1990.
O. Reg. 1 19/90, s. 1.
Schedule A
In the Geographic townships of Abotossaway,
Aguonie, Bailloquet, Chabanel, Corbière, Cowie,
Esquega, Leclaire, Lendrum, Menzies, McMurray
and Musquash in the Territorial District of Algoma
described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the high water mark on the
westerly shore of Wawa Lake where the same is
intersected by the SW corner of patented Mining
Claim SSM 11587, thence in a general northeasterly
direction following the high water mark on the west-
erly and northwesterly shores of Wawa Lake to the
most easterly extremity thereof; thence south astro-
nomically to a point in the northerly limit of that part
of the King's Highway known as No. 101; thence in a
general northeasterly direction following that limit to
its intersection with a point on the northerly limit of
that road now known as the Old Hawk Road (for-
merly Highway 101); thence in a general northeast-
erly direction following that limit to the intersection
with the high water mark on the northerly shore of
the waters connecting Bremmer Lake and Hawk
Lake; thence northeasterly in a straight line to a
point, which said point is the intersection of the north
boundary of the geographic Township of Esquega
with the westerly limit of the right-of-way of the main
line of the Algoma Central Railway; thence in a gen-
eral northerly direction following that limit to the
intersection with the high water mark on the easterly
shore of Philip Lake; thence in a general northerly
direction following that high water mark to its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the Goudreau-
Magpie Road; thence in a general westerly direction
following the limit to the intersection with the high
water mark on the westerly shore of the Magpie
River; thence in a general southwesterly direction
following that high water mark to its intersection with
the upstream face of the Steephill Falls dam; thence
westerly along the said face of the dam and the centre
line of the Steephill Falls Road to the high water
mark along the westerly shore of Catfish Creek;
thence in a southerly and southeasterly direction
along the high water mark on the westerly shores of
the Catfish Creek and Magpie River to the intersec-
tion with the north boundary of patented Mining
Claim SSM 11089; thence in a general easterly and
northerly direction on the north boundaries of pat-
ented Mining Claim SSM 1 1089 and patented Mining
Claim SSM 1 1090; thence in a general easterly direc-
tion along the north boundary of D.J. 94 to where it
intersects the western boundary of patented Mining
Claim SSM 22582; thence southerly along the west-
ern boundaries of patented Mining Claims SSM
22582 and SSM 16028 to the NW corner of patented
Mining Claim SSM 5307; thence southeasterly and
southerly along the northern and eastern boundary of
patented Mining Claim SSM 5307; thence southeast-
erly and northerly along the southern and eastern
boundaries of patented Mining Claim 14949 to the
SW corner of patented Mining Claim SSM 22580;
thence southeasterly to the western boundary of pat-
ented Mining Claim SSM 2240; thence southerly and
thence easterly along the south boundaries of pat-
ented Mining Claims SSM 2240 and SSM 22578 to the
intersection of the SW corner of patented Mining
Claim SSM 11587 and the high water mark on the
western shore of Wawa Lake to the point of
beginning. O. Reg. 1 19/90, Sched. A.
George Tough
Deputy Minister of
Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 15th day of March, 1990.
13/90
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Extra-Provincial Licences Endorsed/Permis extraprovinciaux inscrits 1711
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matière de vérification 1713
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certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales) 1713
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PAR APPEL D'OFFRES POUR ARRIÉRÉ D'IMPÔT 1745
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 117/90 1749
Farm Products Marketing Act O. Reg. 118/90 1750
Forest Fires Prevention Act O. Reg. 119/90 1751
Local Services Boards Act O. Reg. 115/90 1748
Planning Act, 1983 O. Reg. 113/90 1747
Planning Act, 1983 O. Reg. 114/90 1747
Planning Act, 1983 O. Reg. 116/90 1748
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\im)—(H—i)7
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O. Reg. 120/90.
Restricted Areas — District of Algoma, Sault
Ste. Marie North Planning Area.
Made— March 7th, 1990.
Filed— March 21st, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 279/80
MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
1. Ontario Regulation 279/80 is amended by
adding the following section:
112. — (1) Notwithstanding that the land described
in subsection (2) is shown on the maps referred to in
section 4 as being in a Rural Zone, it shall be deemed
to be in a Seasonal Residential Zone if the following
requirements are met:
Minimum lot area 1 ,400 square metres
Minimum lot frontage 30 metres
Maximum lot coverage 15 per cent
Minimum front yard 26 metres
Minimum rear yard 9 metres
Minimum side yard 3 metres
Maximum building height 9 metres
Minimum ground floor
area
37 metres
(2) Subsection (1) applies to that parcel of land in
the geographic Township of Fisher in the Territorial
District of Algoma, being composed of part of the
north half of Broken Section 23, designated as parts
1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 on Plan lR-7637 deposited in the
Land Registry Office for the Registry Division of
Algoma (No. 1). O. Reg. 120/90, s. 1.
Peter W. Boles
Director
Plans Administration Branch
North and East
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 7th day of March, 1990.
14/90
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
O. Reg. 121/90.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of
Burlington.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 22nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER THE
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 482/73 is amended by
adding the following section:
138. — (1) Despite section 1 of this Order, for the
purposes of this section,
"dwelling unit" means one or more habitable rooms
occupied or capable of being occupied as an inde-
pendent and separate housekeeping establishment
in which separate kitchen and sanitary facilities are
provided for the exclusive use of the unit with a
private entrance from outside the building or from
a common hallway or stairway inside the building;
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"single dwelling" means a separate unit containing
only one dwelling unit.
(2) Despite any other provision of this Order, a
dwelling unit together with buildings and structures
accessory thereto may be erected and used on the
land described in subsection (4) if the following
requirements are met:
Minimum front yard 10 metres
Minimum westerly side yard 7.6 metres
Minimum easterly side yard 5 metres
Minimum rear yard 9.1 metres
Maximum height 2 storeys
Minimum floor area 111.4 square metres
Maximum floor area 336 square metres
At least 60 per cent of the southerly wall of the
building shall be constructed parallel to the front
lot line.
(3) Despite subsection (2), not more than the
northerly 50 per cent of the easterly side wall of the
building may have a minimum side yard of 3.43
metres.
(4) Subsections (1) and (2) apply to that parcel of
land in the City of Burlington in The Regional
Municipality of Halton, being Lot 4 on a Plan regis-
tered in the Land Registry Office for the Registry
Division of Halton (No. 20) as Number 987.
O. Reg. 121/90, s. 1.
Diana Linn Jardine
Director
Plans Administration Branch
Central and Southwest
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 21st day of March, 1990.
14/90
COURTS OF JUSTICE ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 122/90.
Provincial Judges Benefits.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 22nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 332/84
MADE UNDER THE
COURTS OF JUSTICE ACT, 1984
1. — (1) Subsections 32 (1) and (2) of Ontario
Regulation 332/84, as remade by section 4
of Ontario Regulation 335/87, are
revoked.
(2) Subsection 32 (5) of the Regulation, as
made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation
335/87, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted:
(5) For the purpose of subsection (3), a reference
in Part VI,
(a) to the "Commission" shall be deemed to be
a reference to the Board; and
(b) to the "deputy minister" shall be deemed to
be a reference to the Chief Judge of the Pro-
vincial Court (Criminal Division), the Chief
Judge of the Provincial Court (Family Divi-
sion) or the Chief Judge of the Provincial
Court (Civil Division), as the case requires.
O. Reg. 122/90, s. 1 (2).
2. This Regulation comes into force on the
31st day of March, 1990.
14/90
COURTS OF JUSTICE ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 123/90.
Salaries and Benefits of Provincial Judges.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 22nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 811 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
COURTS OF JUSTICE ACT, 1984
1. Section 6 of Regulation 811 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as amended
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 227/85, is
revoked and the following substituted:
6. — (1) A judge is entitled to accumulate vacation
credits in each year for the portion of the year during
which he or she is a judge at the rate of IVi days per
month.
(2) The vacation days that a judge is entitled to
accumulate in a year under subsection (1) shall be
credited to the judge on the 1st day of January in the
year or on the day in the year when the judge first
becomes a judge, whichever is later.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 124/90 1851
(3) From the vacation days credited to a judge in a
year in accordance with subsections (1) and (2), there
shall be deducted, to a maximum of the days credited
to the judge in the year, IVi days per month for,
(a) each whole calendar month in the year
throughout which the judge is on leave of
absence without pay;
(b) each whole calendar month in the year after
the month in which the judge ceases to be a
judge; and
(c) any calendar month wholly comprised of
consecutive periods of less than a month for
which credit would be deducted under
clause (a) or (b) if the periods were whole
calendar months.
(4) With the approval of the Chief Judge of the
Provincial Court, a judge may take leave of absence
with pay in respect of some or all of the judge's accu-
mulated vacation credits at the rate of one day of
leave of absence with pay for each day of vacation
credit to which the judge is entitled, and the judge's
accumulated vacation credits shall be reduced by the
leave of absence with pay taken.
(5) If, after giving effect in any year to the deduc-
tions mentioned in subsections (3) and (4), a judge's
accumulated vacation credits at the end of the year
exceed thirty, the excess shall be deducted from the
judge's accumulated vacation credits before vacation
credits for the ensuing year are credited to the judge.
(6) Each day or part thereof by which a leave of
absence with pay taken by a judge under subsection
(4) exceeds the judge's accumulated vacation credits
after making any deduction required by subsection
(3) or (5) shall be deducted from the judge's vacation
credits, and the judge shall repay to the Crown the
salary paid to him or her for any day or part thereof
of the leave of absence with pay that cannot be so
deducted.
(7) A judge shall be paid for any unused vacation
days standing to the judge's credit on the date he or
she ceases to be a judge an amount computed at the
rate of the judge's last regular salary.
(8) A judge is entitled, upon his or her request, to
be paid, in an amount computed at the rate of the
judge's last regular salary, for any unused vacation
standing to the judge's credit at the date on which he
or she qualifies for payments under the Lx)ng Term
Income Protection Plan under section 30 of Ontario
Regulation 332/84.
(9) Despite subsection (1), a judge who holds that
office on the 1st day of January, 1990 and continues
to hold that office on the 1st day of April, 1990 is
entitled to vacation credits for the year 1990 of
twenty-eight days. O. Reg. 123/90, s. 1.
2. — (1) Subsection 9 (4) of the Regulation, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
177/82, is amended by striking out
"$1,000" in the second line and substi-
tuting "$2,000".
(2) Subsection 9 (6) of the Regulation, as
made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
177/82, is amended by striking out
"$83.33" in the fifth line and substituting
"$166.67".
3. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of April, 1990.
14/90
COURTS OF JUSTICE ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 124/90.
Salaries and Benefits of Masters.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 22nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 539 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
COURTS OF JUSTICE ACT, 1984
1. Section 5 of Regulation 539 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is revoked
and the following substituted:
5. — (1) A master is entitled to accumulate vaca-
tion credits in each year for the portion of the year
during which he or she is a master at the rate of 2V2
days per month.
(2) The vacation days that a master is entitled to
accumulate in a year under subsection (1) shall be
credited to the master on the 1st day of January in
the year or on the day in the year when the master
first becomes a master, whichever is later.
(3) From the vacation days credited to a master in
a year in accordance with subsections (1) and (2),
there shall be deducted, to a maximum of the days
credited to the master in the year, V-h days per
month for,
(a) each whole calendar month in the year
throughout which the master is on leave of
absence without pay;
(b) each whole calendar month in the year after
the month in which the master ceases to be
a master; and
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(c) any calendar month wholly comprised of
consecutive periods of less than a month for
which credit would be deducted under
clause (a) or (b) if the periods were whole
calendar months.
(4) With the approval of the Senior Master, a mas-
ter may take leave of absence with pay in respect of
some or all of the master's accumulated vacation
credits at the rate of one day of leave of absence with
pay for each day of vacation credit to which the mas-
ter is entitled, and the master's accumulated vacation
credits shall be reduced by the leave of absence with
pay taken.
(5) If, after giving effect in any year to the deduc-
tions mentioned in subsections (3) and (4), a master's
accumulated vacation credits at the end of the year
exceed thirty, the excess shall be deducted from the
master's accumulated vacation credits before vaca-
tion credits for the ensuing year are credited to the
master.
(6) Each day or part thereof by which a leave of
absence with pay taken by a master under subsection
(4) exceeds the master's accumulated vacation credits
after making any deduction required by subsection
(3) or (5) shall be deducted from the master's vaca-
tion credits, and the master shall repay to the Crown
the salary paid to him or her for any day or part
thereof of the leave of absence with pay that cannot
be so deducted.
(7) A master shall be paid for any unused vacation
days standing to the master's credit on the date he or
she ceases to be a master an amount computed at the
rate of the master's last regular salary.
(8) A master is entitled, upon his or her request,
to be paid, in an amount computed at the rate of the
master's last regular salary, for any unused vacation
standing to the master's credit at the date on which
he or she qualifies for payments under the Lx)ng
Term Income Protection Plan under section 30 of
Ontario Regulation 332/84.
(9) Despite subsection (1), a master who holds
that office on the 1st day of January, 1990 and contin-
ues to hold that office on the 1st day of April, 1990 is
entitled to vacation credits for the year 1990 of
twenty-eight days. O. Reg. 124/90, s. 1.
2. — (1) Subsection 8 (3) of the Regulation, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
463/85, is amended by striking out
"$1,000" in the second line and substitut-
ing "$2,000".
(2) Subsection 8 (5) of the Regulation, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
463/85, is amended by striking out
"$83.33" in the fifth line and substituting
"$166.67".
3. This Regulation comes into force on the
Istdayof April, 1990.
14/90
PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
O. Reg. 125/90.
General.
Made— March 16th, 1990.
Approved— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 22nd, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 881 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PUBLIC SERVICE ACT
Schedules 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 to Regulation
881 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, as remade by section 3 of Ontario
Regulation 650/89, are revoked and the
following substituted:
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Schedule 3
Accident Claims Supervisor 1 , 2
Accommodation Officer 1, 2, 3
Architectural Job Captain 1, 2, 3
Archivist 1, 2, 3
Artifacts Officer
Audiologist
Building Caretaker 6
Cartographer I, 2, 3, 4
Cartographic Technician 1, 2, 3
Classifier 1, 2, Board of Censors
Commercial Artist 1, 2
Communications Technician 3
Construction Superintendent 1,2,3
Court Reporter 1, 2, 3
Court Reporter Apprentice
Data Processing Technician I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Data Processing Technician 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (Excluded)
Dental Assistant
Dental Hygienist
Deputy 1, 2, Administration of Justice
Designer I, 2
Dietitian 1
Drafter 1, 2, 3
Drafter Tracer
Driver Examination Supervisor 1
Driver Examiner
Driver Examiner (Probationary)
E.E.G. Technician 1, 2, 3
Engineering Officer 1, 2
Engineering Services Officer 2, 3
Environmental Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Estate Assessor 1, 2
Estimator and Quantity Surveyor 1
Exhibition Designer 1,2
Farm Products Inspector 1, 2
Field Worker 1, 2, Homes for Special Care
Fire Safety Officer 3
Fire Services Adviser 2
Fire Services Investigator 2
Forensic Analyst 1,2,3
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1854 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 125/90
Highway Carrier, Inspector 1,2,3
Highway Carrier, Supervising Inspector 1
Highways Assistant Communications Supervisor
Home Economics Assistant 1, 2
Indian Development Officer
Inspector of Surveys 2
Instructor 1, 2, Ontario Fire College
Instrument Repairer 1, 2
Instrument Repairer, Foreman/woman
Insurance Representative
Interior Designer 1, 2
Interior Designer, Trainee
Investigator of Estates
Junior Commercial Artist
Junior Drafter
Laboratory Attendant 1 , 2
Language and Citizenship Training Specialist 1
Legislative Assistant Editor
Librarian 1, 2, 3, 5
Library Technician 1, 2, 3, 4
Maintenance Superintendent 1 , 2
Nurse 1, 2, Clinic
Nurse I, 2, 3, Public Health
Occupational Therapist 1, 2, 3
Office Administration 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
10, 11, 12, 13
Office Administration 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
10, 11, 12, 13 (Excluded)
Operator 1, 2, 3, Bindery Equipment
Operator 1, 2, 3, 4, Microfilm
Operator 1, 2, 3, 4, Offset Equipment
Operator 1, 2, 3, Whiteprint Equipment
Operator 4, X-Ray Unit
Organizer 2, X-Ray Surveys
Personalty Valuator 1
Pesticide Control Officer 1, 2, 3
Pharmacist - Staff
Pharmacy Technician 1 , 2
Photograrametrist 1, 2, 3, 4
Plateraaker 1, 2
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Printing Estimator
Psychologist 1
Psychoraetrist 1, 2
Purchasing Officer 1, 2, 3
Purchasing Officer 1 (Excluded)
Records Officer Junior
Records Officer Junior (Excluded)
Records Officer 1, 2
Records Officer 1 , 2 (Excluded)
Rehabilitation Officer 1, 2, Correctional Services
Rehabilitation Officer 1, 2, Health
Research Officer 1, 2(a), 2(b), Transportation
and Communications
Returning Officer, Ontario Labour Relations Board
Review Officer
Review Supervisor 2
Safety Instruction Officer 2 (Excluded)
Schedule Co-ordinator 1,2,3
Scientist 1, 2, 3
Senior Usher and Messenger
Service Areas Insf>ector
Services Officer 1 (Bargaining Unit)
Services Supervisor 2
Sheriffs Officer 1, 2
Social Work Assistant
Social Work Supervisor 1, 2, (Bargaining Unit)
Social Worker 1, 2
Specification Officer 1,2,3
Speech Therapist
Staff Training Officer, Community and Social Services
(Bargaining Unit)
Standards Officer 1, 2, Industrial Training
Standards Officer 1, 2, Industrial Training (Excluded)
Supervisor of Operations (Bargaining Unit)
Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Chemical Laboratory
Technician 3, 4 Construction
Technician 1, 2, Engineering Office
Technician 3,4, Engineering Survey
Technician 1, 2, 3, Fuel
Technician 3, Legal Survey
Technician 1, 2, Municipal Engineering
Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, Photographic
Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Physical Laboratory
Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Radiation
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1856 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 125/90
Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, Road Design
Technician 1(a), 1(b), X-Ray
Technician X-Ray, Supervisor
Technologist 1, 2, 3, Medical Laboratory
Telephone Services Officer
Traffic Analyst 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Translator 1, 2, 3
Travel Counsellor 1, 2, 3
Usher and Messenger
Welfare Field Worker 1, 2
Welfare Field Worker (Probationary)
O. Reg. 125/90,8. ],part.
Schedule 4
Agricultural Technician 1, 2, 3
Agricultural Worker 1, 2, 3
Air Engineer
Ambulance Officer 1, 2, 3, 4
Arboriculturist 1
Artisan 1, 2, 3
Attendant 1, 2, 3, 4, Oak Ridge
Audiologist Services Technician
Baker 1 , 2
Bookbinder 1, 2
Bridge Operator
Building Caretaker 1, 2
Building Cleaner and Helper 3 (Bargaining Unit)
Butcher 1
Cable Ferry Operator 1 , 2
Canteen Op>erator 1 , 2
Chief Steward
Child Care Assistant 1, 2
Child Care Worker 1, 2, 3,
Cleaner 1, 2, 3
Cleaner, Office Buildings
Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Supply
Clerk 7, Supply (Bargaining Unit)
Communications Technician 1, 2
Constable
Constable (Probationary)
360
O. Reg. 125/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 1857
Construction Insf>ector
Cook 1 , 2
Cook 3 (Bargaining Unit)
Correctional Officer 1, 2, 3
Counsellor 1, 2, 3 Residential Life
Deckhand
Electronics Repairer
Electronics Technician
Electronics Technician 1, 2, Government Services
Elevator Attendant
Elevator Mechanic 1, 2, 3
Equipment Spray Painter
Ferry Mate
Fire Safety Officer 1,2
Fire Services Adviser 1
Fire Services Investigator 1
Garage Attendant
Garage Attendant Supervisor
Hairdresser
Helper, Food Service
Highway Construction Inspector 1, 2, 3
Highway Equipment Operator I, 2, 3, 4
Highway Equipment Supervisor 1
Highway General Foreman/woman
Highway Labour Foreman/woman
Hospital Attendant 1
Hospital Housekeeper 1, 2 (Bargaining Unit)
Industrial Officer 1, 2, 3
Inspector of Weighers and Checkers 1 , 2
Inspector 1, 2, Vehicle Inspection
Instructor 1, 2, 3, 4 (Occupational)
Instructer 1, 2, 3(a), Recreation and Crafts
Landscaf>e Worker
Laundry Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Lineman/woman
Maintenance Bricklayer
Maintenance Carpenter
Maintenance Carf>enter, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Electrician
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1858 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 125/90
Maintenance Electrician, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Foreman/woman
Maintenance Machinist
Maintenance Machinist, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Mason
Maintenance Mechanic 1, 2, 3
Maintenance Painter and Decorator
Maintenance Painter and Decorator, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Plasterer
Maintenance Plasterer, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Plumber
Maintenance Plumber, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Refrigeration Mechanic
Maintenance Refrigeration Mechanic, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Sheet Metal Worker
Maintenance Steamfitter
Maintenance Welder
Manual Worker
Marine Engineer 1, 2
Meat Inspector 1
Mechanic 1 , 2
Mechanic Foreman/woman
Medical Assistant 1, 2, 3
Mill Worker 1, 2
Motor Vehicle Operator I, 2
Nurse 1, 2, 3, General
Nurse 1, 2, 3, Nursing Education
Nurse 2, 3, Special Schools
Observation and Detention Home Worker 1, 2, 3
Parking Attendant
Powderman/woman
Preparator 1 , 2
Provincial Bailiff 1, 2
Psychiatric Nursing Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4
Radio and T.V. Repairer
Radio Operator 1, 2, 3
Recreation Officer 1, 2, Correctional Services
Recreation Officer 3, Correctional Services (Bargaining Unit)
Residence Supervisor 1
Resource Technician 1, 2, 3, 4
Security Officer 1, 2, 3
Senior Bridge Operator
Senior Marine Engineer 1, 2
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Sergeant, Ontario Provincial Police
Sewer 1, 2
Sign Painter
Sign Painter, Foreman/woman
Sign Painter, Helper
Sign Painter, Improver
Staff Sergeant, Ontario Provincial Police
Steam Plant Engineer 1, 2, 3
Steam Plant Technician 1, 2
Steward
Supervisor 1, Food Service (Bargaining Unit)
Supervisor of Juveniles 1, 2
Tailor
Technician 1, 2, Construction
Technician 1 , Engineering Survey
Technician 2, Engineering Survey (Bargaining Unit)
Technician Equipment Development
Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Field
Technician 1, 2, Legal Survey
Technician 1, 2, 3, Survey
Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, Traffic
Telephone Installer 1, 2, 3
Trade Instructor 1 , 2, 3
Trades Apprentice
Traffic Patroller 1, 2, Transportation and
Communications
Trainee (M.R.C. Course), Health
Transport Despatcher
Transport Driver
Upholstery Repairer
Volunteer Services Assistant
Waste and Water Project Operator 1 , 2
Waste and Water Project Trainee Operator
Water Level Control Supervisor
Weigher
O.Reg. 125/90,8. I, part.
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1860 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 125/90
Schedule 5
Agricultural Supp>ort OM-10, 1 1
Clerical Services CM-08, 09, 10, II, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. 17
Correctional OM- 13, 14, 15, 16
Drafting, Design and Estimating TM-1 1, 12, 13
Engineering and Surveying Supp>ort TM-1 1, 12, 13, 14, 15
General Operational OM-08, 09, 10, 11
Information AM-16, 17
Institutional Care OM-10, 11, 12, 13
Office Equipment Operation CM-08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14
Photography TM- 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Printing OM-09, 10, 11, 12, 13
Purchasing and Supply AM- 12, 13
Resources, Technical TM-1 1, 12
Scientific Support TM- 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Skills and Trades OM-11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16
O.Reg. 125/90, s. I, part.
Schedule 6
Actuarial Science PM-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Adviser, Ontario Police Commission
Agricultural Officer 1, 2
Agricultural Specialist 1, 2, 3
Agricultural Specialist 1, 2, Dairy
Agricultural Support OM-12, 13, 14
Agriculture PM-15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Architecture PM-15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Area Supply Supervisor (Bargaining Unit)
Assistant Plant Superintendent, Air Service
Biologist I, 2(a), 2(b)
Biologist 3 (Bargaining Unit)
Boiler Inspector
Chaplain PM-14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Chief Inspector of Theatres
Chief Instructor, Ontario Police College
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Child Care Worker 4
Commercial Artist 3
Commissioned Officer, 1, 2, 3, Ontario
Provincial Police
Community Development Officer 1, 2, 3
Community Planner 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Crown Counsel 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Crown Counsel 1, 2, 3, 4 (Excluded)
Dairy Herd Improvement Officer 1
Dentistry PM-19, 20, 21, 22
Deputy Director, Ontario Police College
Deputy Senior 1, Administration of Justice
Drafting, Design and Estimating TM- 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Driver Attendant, Minister
Economics and Statistics PM-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Economist 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Bargaining Unit)
Education Adviser
Education Officer
Education PM-18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Elevator Inspector 1, 3
Employment Standards Auditor 1 , 2
Employment Standards Officer 1
Engineering and Surveying PM-11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16,
17, 18, 19,20,21,22
Engineering and Surveying Support TM-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Engineering Officer 3, 4
Engineering Services Officer 4, 5
Executive Officer 1, 2, 3 (Bargaining Unit)
Executive Officer 1, 2 (Excluded)
Exhibition Designer 3
Extension Assistant
Financial Administration AM -12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,
20,21,22
Financial Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Bargaining Unit)
Financial Officer 1, 2 (Excluded)
Financial Officer Trainee
Forester 1, 2(a), 2(b), 3, 4, 5
French Language Services AM-20, 21, 22
General Administration AM-11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 22
General Operational OM-12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
General Scientific PM-15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Geoscientist 1, 2, 3, 4
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1862 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 125/90
Heating and Power OM-11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
Highway Equipment Supervisor 2, 3
Highway Maintenance Supervisor
Highway Services Supervisor
Home Economist 1, 2, 3
Home Economics, Dietetics & Nutrition PM-10, 11, 12, 13,
14, 15, 16, 17, 18
Housing Analyst 1, 2
Human Rights Officer 1 , 2
Immigration Officer
Industrial Development Officer 1, 2, 3
Information AM- 18, 19, 20
Information Officer 1, 2, 3, 4
Information Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Excluded)
Inspector, Operating Engineers' Branch
Institutional Care OM- 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
Institutional Management AM- 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,
20,21,22, 23
Instructor 1, 2, 3, Ontario Police College
Intelligence Officer, Ontario Police Commission
Investigator I, Agricultural Products
Investigator 1, 2, Ontario Securities Commission
Labour Relations AM-15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23
Law Administration AM-11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 22, 23
Legal Survey Examiner 4
Library, Historical and Archival PM-13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
Medical PM-19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Mine Rescue Training Officer 1 , 2
Northern Affairs Officer 1, 2
Nursing PM-12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Occupational and Physical Therapy PM-13, 14, 15, 16
Occupational Health and Safety Inspector 1, 2
Occupational Hygienist
Office Equipment Operation CM- 15
Personnel Administration AM- 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21
Pharmacy PM-15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
Photography TM-16
Pilot
Printing OM- 14, 15
Probation Officer 1 , 2
Program Analysis AM-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Property Administration AM-15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22
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Psychologist 2, 3
Psychology PM-18, 19, 20, 21
Publicity Photographer 1,2,3
Purchasing and Supply AM- 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20
Radiation Protection Physicist 1
Research Science PM-16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Research Scientist 3, 4, 5, Natural Resources
Resource Technician, Senior 1, 2, 3, 4 (Bargaining Unit)
Resources Planning and Management PM- 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21
Resources, Technical TM- 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
Safety Instructor Officer 3 (Excluded)
Scientific Support TM-16, 17, 18
Scientist 4
Senior Air Engineer
Senior Biologist
Service Areas Manager
Skills and Trades OM-17, 18, 19
Social Programs Administration AM-13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20,21, 22
Social Work PM- 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Speech Pathology and Audiology PM-15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4
Steam Plant Chief 2
Supervisor 1, 2, Municipal Organization and Administration
Supervisor, Municipal Organization and Administration,
Trainee
Supreme Court Reporter 1
Systems Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Systems Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (Excluded)
Systems Officer Junior
Systems Officer Junior (Excluded)
Systems Services AM-11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21
Technical Consultant 1
Telecommunications TM-13, 14, 15, 16
Transcription Services CM-13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Translation AM-18, 19, 20
Veterinary Science PM-17, 18, 19, 20, 21
Vocational Training Supervisor 1
Volunteer Services Organizer
Workers' Compensation Adviser 1 , 2
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1864 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 125/90
Schedule 7
Accident Claims Supervisor 1, 2
Accommodation Officer 3
Agricultural Technician 1, 2
Agricultural Worker 1, 2, 3
Ambulance Officer 1, 2, 3, 4
Arboriculturist 1
Architectural Job Captain 1, 2, 3
Attendant 1, 2, 3, 4, Oak Ridge
Audiologist Services Technician
Audiologist
Baker 1 , 2
Bookbinder 1,2
Bridge Operator
Building Caretaker 1, 2, 6
Butcher 1
Cable Ferry Operator 1, 2
Canteen Operator 1, 2
Cartographer 1, 2
Cartographic Technician 1,2,3
Child Care Assistant 1,2
Child Care Worker 1, 2, 3
Cleaner 1, 2, 3
Cleaner, Office Buildings
Clerk 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Supply
Constable
Constable (Probationary)
Construction Superintendent 1, 2, 3
Cook 1,2
Cook 3 (Bargaining Unit)
Correctional Officer 1, 2, 3
Counsellor 1, 2, 3 (Residential Life)
Data Processing Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Data Processing Technician 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 (Excluded)
Deckhand
Dental Assistant
Dental Hygienist
Deputy 1, 2, Administration of Justice
Drafter 1,2
Drafter Tracer
E.E.G. Technician 1, 2, 3
Electronics Repairer
Electronics Technician
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Electronics Technician 1, 2, Government Services
Elevator Attendant
Elevator Mechanic 1, 2, 3
Environmental Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Equipment Spray Painter
Estimator and Quantity Surveyor 1
Exhibition Designer 1 , 2
Ferry Mate
Field Worker 1, 2, Homes for Special Care
Fire Services Investigator 1, 2
Garage Attendant
Garage Attendant Supervisor
Hairdresser
Helper, Food Service
Highway Equipment Operator 1, 2, 3, 4
Highway General Foreman/woman 1
Highway Labour Foreman/woman
Hospital Attendant 1
Indian Development Officer
Industrial Officer 1, 2, 3
Inspector 1, 2, Vehicle Inspection
Instructor 1, 2, 3, 4 (Occupational)
Instructor 1, 2, 3(a), Recreation and Crafts
Instrument Repairer 1, 2
Instrument Repairer, Foreman/Woman
Interior Designer 1 , 2
Interior Designer, Trainee
Investigator of Estates
Junior Commercial Artist
Junior Drafter
Laboratory Attendant 1 , 2
Landscape Worker
Language and Citizenship Training Specialist 1
Laundry Worker 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Librarian 1, 2, 3
Library Technician 1, 2, 3, 4
Lineman/woman
Maintenance Bricklayer
Maintenance Carpenter
Maintenance Carpenter, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Electrician
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Maintenance Electrician, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Foreman/woman
Maintenance Machinist
Maintenance Machinist, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Mason
Maintenance Mechanic 1, 2, 3
Maintenance Painter and Decorator
Maintenance Painter and Decorator, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Plasterer
Maintenance Plasterer, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Plumber
Maintenance Plumber, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Refrigeration Mechanic
Maintenance Refrigeration Mechanic, Foreman/woman
Maintenance Sheet Metal Worker
Maintenance Steamfitter
Maintenance Welder
Manual Worker
Marine Engineer 1,2
Meat Inspector 1
Mechanic I, 2
Mechanic Foreman/woman
Medical Assistant 1, 2, 3
Mill Worker 1, 2
Motor Vehicle Operator 1,2
Nurse 1, 2, Clinic
Nurse 1, 2, 3, General
Nurse 1, 2, 3, Nursing Education
Nurse 1, 2, 3, Public Health
Observation and Detention Home Worker 1, 2, 3
Occupational Therapist 1, 2, 3
Office Administration 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Office Administration 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
(Excluded)
Operator 1, 2, Bindery Equipment
Operator 1, 2, 3, Microfilm
Operator 1, 2, 3, Offset Equipment
Operator 1, 2, 3, Whiteprint Equipment
Operator 4, X-Ray Unit
Parking Attendant
Pesticide Control Officer 1, 2, 3
Pharmacist - Staff
Pharmacy Technician 1 , 2
Photogrammetrist 1, 2, 3
Platemaker 1,2
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Powderman/woman
Prépara tor 1, 2
Printing Estimator
Psychiatric Nursing Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4
Psychologist 1
Psychometrist 1, 2
Radio and T.V. Repairer
Radio Op)erator 1, 2, 3
Records Officer Junior
Records Officer Junior (Excluded)
Records Officer 1 , 2
Records Officer 1, 2 (Excluded)
Recreation Officer 1, 2, Correctional Services
Rehabilitation Officer 1, 2, Correctional Services
Rehabilitation Officer I, 2, Health
Residence Supervisor 1
Resource Technician 1, 2, 3, 4
Security Officer 1, 2, 3
Senior Bridge Operator
Senior Marine Engineer 1, 2
Senior Usher and Messenger
Sergeant, Ontario Provincial Police
Services Officer 1 (Bargaining Unit)
Services Supervisor 2
Sewer 1, 2
Sheriffs Officer 1, 2
Sign Painter
Sign Painter, Foreman/woman
Sign Painter, Helper
Sign Painter, Improver
Social Work Assistant
Social Worker 1, 2
Speech Therapist
Staff Sergeant, Ontario Provincial Police
Standards Officer 1, 2, Industrial Training
Standards Officer 1, 2, Industrial Training (Excluded)
Steam Plant Engineer 1, 2, 3
Steam Plant Technician 1, 2
Steward
Supervisor 1, Food Service (Bargaining Unit)
Supervisor of Juveniles 1 , 2
Supervisor of Operations (Bargaining Unit)
Tailor
Technician 1, 2, 3, Chemical Laboratory
Technician 1, 2, Field
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O. Reg. 126/90
Technician 1, 2, 3, Fuel
Technician 1, 2, 3, 4, Photographic
Technician 1, 2, 3, Physical Laboratory
Technician 1, 2, 3, Radiation
Technician 1, 2, 3, Road Design
Technician 1(a), 1(b), X-Ray
Technologist 1, 2, Medical Laboratory
Telephone Installer 1, 2, 3
Trade Instructor 1,2,3
Trades Apprentice
Traffic Analyst 1, 2, 3
Traffic Patroller 1, 2, Transportation and
Communications
Trainee (M.R.C. Course), Health
Translator 1, 2, 3
Transport Despatcher
Transport Driver
Travel Counsellor 1, 2, 3
Upholstery Repairer
Usher and Messenger
Volunteer Services Assistant
Waste and Water Project Operator 1, 2
Waste and Water Project Trainee Operator
Welfare Field Worker 1, 2
Welfare Field Worker (Probationary)
Dated at Toronto, this 16th day of March, 1990.
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O.Reg. 125/90, s. \,part.
Civil Service Commission:
Elaine Todres
Chairman
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
O. Reg. 126/90.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 23rd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 452 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
1.— (1) Subclauses 44 (1) (b) (ii) and (viii) of
Regulation 452 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 are revoked.
(2) Clauses 44 (1) (c) and (f) of the said Regu-
lation are revoked and the following sub-
stituted therefor:
(f) "professional service" means nursing, phy-
siotherapy, occupational therapy and
speech therapy services.
2. This Regulation shall be deemed to have
come into force on the 31st day of March,
1985.
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O. Reg. 127/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
1869
HOMEMAKERS AND NURSES SERVICES
ACT
O. Reg. 127/90.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 23rd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 499 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HOMEMAKERS AND NURSES SERVICES
ACT
1. Subsection 5 (1) of Regulation 499 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) An application for the services of a home-
maker or nurse under section 5 of the Act shall be in
Forml. O. Reg. 127/90, s. 1.
2. The said Regulation is amended by add-
ing thereto the following sections:
INTEGRATED HOMEMAKER PROGRAM
8. — (1) In this section, "designated service coordi-
nator" means a person or organization approved by
the Minister to coordinate the provision of home-
making services under subsection 7a (1) of the Act
and the provision of portable meals under this sec-
tion.
(2) A person described in subsection (3) is eligible
to receive services under subsection 7a (1) of the Act
if,
(a) the person requires homemaking services in
order to remain at home or in order to be
discharged from or avoid admission into an
acute or long term care institution;
(b) the person's home is suitable for the provi-
sion of homemaking services; and
(c) homemaking services are available in the
area where the person resides to meet the
person's needs.
(3) Subsection (2) applies to,
(a) persons who are eighteen years of age or
over, who have a physical disability or det-
eriorating mental condition that a physician
confirms is not expected to improve and
who, as a result of that disability or condi-
tion, are unable to carry out activities of
normal living that are necessary to maintain
independence, health and well being; and
(b) persons who are sixty-five years of age or
over, who have a sustained or periodic
impairment and who, as a resuh of the
impairment, are unable to carry out activi-
ties of normal living that are necessary to
maintain independence, health and well
being.
(4) The provision of portable meals by a commu-
nity agency is prescribed as a service that may be pro-
vided to persons who are eligible to receive home-
making services under this section.
(5) A designated service coordinator may coordi-
nate the provision of portable meals under subsection
(4) if providing portable meals costs less than provid-
ing homemaking services related to the preparation
of nourishing meals.
(6) The Minister may reimburse a designated ser-
vice coordinator for expenditures incurred in the pro-
vision of services under this section.
(7) It is a condition for reimbursement under sub-
section (6) that the designated service coordinator
allow the Minister to inspect the designated service
coordinator's records and accounts relating to the
provision of services under this section.
(8) A recipient or a prospective recipient of ser-
vices under this section shall provide a designated
service coordinator with such financial or other infor-
mation as may assist the designated service coordina-
tor or the Province of Ontario in administering and
financing the provision of services under this section.
O. Reg. 127/90, s. 2, part.
HOME CARE PROGRAM
9. — (1) In this section, "designated service coordi-
nator" means a person or organization approved by
the Minister to coordinate the provision of home-
making services under subsection 7a (2) of the Act
and the provision of portable meals under this sec-
tion.
(2) A person is eligible to receive services under
subsection 7a (2) of the Act if,
(a) a physician applies to the Minister of Health
on behalf of the person for the provision of
homemaking services under subsection
7a (2) of the Act;
(b) the person requires homemaking services in
order to remain in his or her home or to
return to his or her home from a hospital or
other institution;
(c) the person's health care needs cannot be
met on an out-patient basis at a hospital;
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O. Reg. 128/90
(d) the person is in need of nursing, physiother-
apy, occupational therapy or speech therapy
services;
(e) the person's home is suitable for the provi-
sion of homemaking services and nursing,
physiotherapy, occupational therapy or
speech therapy services; and
(f) homemaking services are available in the
area where the person resides to meet the
person's needs.
(3) The provision of portable meals by a commu-
nity agency is prescribed as a service that may be pro-
vided to persons who are eligible to receive home-
making services under this section.
(4) A designated service coordinator may coordi-
nate the provision of portable meals under subsection
(3) if providing portable meals costs less than provid-
ing homemaking services related to the preparation
of nourishing meals.
(5) The Minister of Health may reimburse a desig-
nated service coordinator for expenditures incurred
in the provision of services under this section.
(6) It is a condition for reimbursement under sub-
section (5) that the designated service coordinator
allow the Minister of Health to inspect the designated
service coordinator's records and accounts relating to
the provision of services under this section.
(7) A recipient or a prospective recipient of ser-
vices under this section shall provide a designated
service coordinator with such financial or other infor-
mation as may assist the designated service coordina-
tor or the Province of Ontario in administering and
financing the provision of services under this section.
O. Reg. 127/90, s. 2, part.
3. — (1) This Regulation, except section 2,
comes into force on the day it is filed.
(2) Section 2 of this Regulation shall be
deemed to have come into force on the
31st day of March, 1985.
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PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
O. Reg. 128/90.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 23rd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 822 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PROVINCIAL PARKS ACT
1. Section 6 of Regulation 822 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as amended
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 147/85,
is revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
6. — (1) No person shall, in a provincial park,
(a) start or have control of a fire except in a
fireplace provided by the superintendent; or
(b) possess or ignite fireworks.
(2) No person shall, in a provincial park in which a
notice has been posted by the superintendent that
there is a fire hazard in the park, start or have control
of a fire except in a portable stove or charcoal
installation. O. Reg. 128/90, s . 1.
2.— (1) Subsection 17 (1) of the said Regula-
tion, as remade by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 51/86 and amended by section
3 of Ontario Regulation 500/87, is further
amended by striking out "a daily winter
trails permit" in the fourth and fifth
lines.
(2) Subsection 17 (2) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) A daily vehicle permit expires at the posted
hour of closing for the provincial park on the day for
which it is issued. O. Reg. 128/90, s. 2 (1).
(3) Clause 17 (4) (g) of the said Regulation,
as made by section 3 of Ontario Regula-
tion 500/87, is revoked.
3. Clause 23 (1) (b) of the said Regulation,
as remade by section 5 of Ontario Regula-
tion 424/86 and amended by section 4 of
Ontario Regulation 500/87, is revoked
and the following substituted therefor:
(b) under a daily vehicle permit, a senior citizen
daily vehicle permit or an annual vehicle
permit.
4. The Table to subsection 25 (2) of the said
Regulation, as remade by section 5 of
Ontario Regulation 500/87 and amended
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 640/87,
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O. Reg. 128/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 129/90 1871
section 3 of Ontario Regulation 196/88,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 212/89,
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 257/89
and section 1 of Ontario Regulation
291/89, is further amended by adding
thereto the following items:
31. Little Abitibi
32. Pipestone River
5. Section 30 of the said Regulation is
amended by adding thereto the following
clause:
(c) in Sibley Provincial Park on Marie Louise
Lake.
6. The Table to section 33 (3a) of the said
Regulation, as made by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 87/88 and amended
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 291/89,
is further amended by adding thereto the
following items:
37. Biscotasi Lake
38. Dana-Jowsey Lakes
39. La Motte Lake
40. Pipestone River
41. Slate Islands
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GAME AND FISH ACT
O. Reg. 129/90.
Fishing Huts.
Made— March 23rd, 1990.
Filed— March 23rd, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 413 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
GAME AND FISH ACT
Regulation 413 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is amended by renumber-
ing section 1 as section la and by adding
the following section:
1. In this Regulation, a reference to a Division is a
reference to a division of waters described in Sched-
ule IV to the Ontario Fishery Regulations. O. Reg.
129/90, s.l.
2. Section 2 of the Regulation, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 71/86 and
amended by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 574/86, is revoked and the following
substituted:
2. No person shall place, use, occupy or leave any
hut used for the purpose of fishing, in any year,
(a) after the last day of February, on the ice of
any waters in Division 8;
(b) after the 15th day of March, on the ice of,
(i) any waters in the part of Division 12
lying south of a line running east and
west through the point of intersec-
tion of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 and the King's Highway
known as No. 533,
(ii) any waters in the part of Division 15
in the Township of Tudor,
(iii) Lake Scugog in Division 6 and in The
Regional Municipality of Durham
and Lake Simcoe in the County of
Simcoe and in the regional munici-
palities of Durham and York, or
(iv) the part of Long Point Bay on Lake
Erie in The Regional Municipality of
Haldimand-Norfolk lying west of a
line from the survey point at Turkey
Point Marina, situate at approximate
latitude 42 degrees 42 minutes north
and longitude 80 degrees 19 minutes
west, to the control survey monu-
ment on the northernmost point of
Pottohawk Point, situate at approxi-
mate latitude 42 degrees 36 minutes
north and longitude 80 degrees 17
minutes west;
(c) after the Monday following the third Sun-
day in March, on the ice of Colpoys Bay and
Owen Sound, in the counties of Bruce and
Grey; or
(d) after the 31st day of March, on the ice of,
(i) Lake Temagami in Division 26 and in
the Territorial District of Nipissing,
(ii) Lake Timiskaming in Division 18 and
in the territorial districts of Nipissing
and Timiskaming,
(iii) Lake Manitou in Division 28 and in
the Territorial District of Manitoulin ,
or
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
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(iv) Trout Lake, situate at approximate
latitude 46 degrees 18 minutes north
and longitude 79 degrees 20 minutes
west, in the City of North Bay and
the Geographic Township of East
Ferris in the Territorial District of
Nipissing, Lake Nipissing or the
French or Mattawa rivers or any
waters south of them. O. Reg.
129/90, s. 2.
3. The Schedule to the Regulation, as
amended by section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 753/81, section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 24/82, section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 71/86 and section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 574/86, is further amended by
striking out items 14 to 27 and substitut-
ing the following:
14. Divisions 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 , 12, 15 and 29.
15. Trout Lake, situate at approximate latitude 46
degrees 81 minutes north and longitude 79 degrees 20
minutes west in the City of North Bay and the Geo-
graphic Township of East Ferris in the Territorial
District of Nipissing.
16. The part of Long Point Bay on Lake Erie in
The Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk
lying west of a line from the survey point at Turkey
Point Marina, situate at approximate latitude 42
degrees 42 minutes north and longitude 80 degrees 19
minutes west, to the control survey monument on the
northernmost point of Pottohawk Point, situate at
approximate latitude 42 degrees 36 minutes north
and longitude 80 degrees 17 minutes west.
Lyn McLeod
Minister of Natural Resources
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of March, 1990.
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dissolution (Loi sur les compagnies et associations) 1824
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certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales) 1829
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Courts of Justice Act, 1984 O. Reg. 122/90 1850
Courts of Justice Act, 1984 O. Reg. 123/90 1850
Courts of Justice Act, 1984 O. Reg. 124/90 1851
Game and Fish Act O. Reg. 129/90 1871
Health Insurance Act O. Reg. 126/90 1868
Homemakers and Nurses Services Act O. Reg. 127/90 1869
Parkway Beh Planning and Development Act O. Reg. 121/90 1849
Planning Act, 1983 O. Reg. 120/90 1849
Provincial Parks Act O. Reg. 128/90 1870
Public Service Act O. Reg. 125/90 1852
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 132/90 1961
Publications under the Regulations Act
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LAND REGISTRATION REFORM ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 130/90.
General.
Made— November 3rd, 1989.
Filed— March 26th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 580/84
MADE UNDER THE
LAND REGISTRATION REFORM ACT, 1984
1.
12.
Subsection 1 (2) of Ontario Regulation
580/84 is amended by adding thereto the
following paragraph:
Every parcel of land for which a declaration
and description under the Condominium
Act are registered in the Land Registry
Office for the Land Titles Division of Mid-
dlesex East (No. 33).
15/90
GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
O. Reg. 131/90.
Dental Services.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 26th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE ACT
DENTAL SERVICES
1. In this Regulation, "eligible person" means a
person described in subsection 8a (2) and in clause
8a (3) (a) or (b) of Ontario Regulation 382/84 made
under the Health Protection and Promotion Act,
1983. O. Reg. 131/90, s. 1.
2. Assistance in respect of the cost of dental treat-
ment services listed in the Schedule to section 8a of
Ontario Regulation 382/84 made under the Health
Protection and Promotion Act, 1983 is established as
a class of assistance. O. Reg. 131/90, s. 2.
3. The Director may provide assistance in respect
of the cost of dental treatment services on behalf of
eligible persons in an amount that does not exceed
the amount specified in the Schedule referred to in
section 2 for those dental treatment services.
O. Reg. 131/90, s. 3.
15/90
MEAT INSPECTION ACT (ONTARIO)
O. Reg. 132/90.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 27th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 607 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MEAT INSPECTION ACT (ONTARIO)
l._(l) Subsection 3 (1) of Regulation 607 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 is
amended by striking out the fîrst three
lines and inserting in lieu thereof the
following:
(1) Subject to subsections (2), (3) and (4), the fol-
lowing classes of animals and the meat thereof are
exempted from the Act and this Regulation:
(2) Section 3 of the said Regulation is amend-
ed by adding thereto the following sub-
sections:
(3) No animal exempt under paragraph 1 , 2 or 3 of
subsection (1) shall be slaughtered in a plant except
in accordance with the Act and this Regulation.
(4) No poultry exempt under paragraph 4 of sub-
section (1) shall be eviscerated in a plant unless it has
been inspected and approved in accordance with sec-
tion 132. O. Reg. 132/90, s. 1 (2).
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2. — (1) Subsection 6 (1) of the said Regulation
is revoked.
(2) Subsection 6 (2) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out "Form 2" in the
second line and inserting in lieu thereof
"a form provided by the Director".
3. Section 7 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
7. — (1) A licence to engage in the business of
operating a plant shall continue in force until it is sus-
pended or revoked by the Director.
(2) A licence to engage in the business of operat-
ing a plant is not transferable. O. Reg. 132/90, s. 3.
4. Subsection 11 (1) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(1) Every plant shall be equipped with adequate
refrigeration, including facilities for chilling and stor-
ing dressed carcasses after slaughter. O. Reg.
132/90, s. 4.
5. Subsection 12 (2) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) Every plant shall have adequate hand-washing
facilities with remote control in the killing room and
in rooms where meat products are produced.
O. Reg. 132/90, s. 5.
6. Section 15 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
15. Walls shall be of smooth material and imper-
vious to liquids in,
(a) killing rooms; and
(b) rooms in which,
(i) carcasses or meat are chilled, stored,
cut, handled, prepared or packed, or
(ii) meat products are produced, handled
or stored. O. Reg. 132/90, s . 6.
7. Subsection 24 (2) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(2) Subject to subsection (3), no rabbit shall be
slaughtered at a plant in which poultry is slaughtered.
(3) Rabbits may be slaughtered at a plant in which
poultry is slaughtered if the Director permits it
O. Reg. 132/90, s. 7.
8. Section 26 of the said Regulation is
revoked.
9. Subsection 28 (6) of the said Regulation is
amended by adding after "condition" in
the second line "and shall be constructed
to permit such maintenance".
10. The said Regulation is amended by add-
ing thereto the following section:
30a. — (1) Carcasses shall be chilled immediately
after the animals have been slaughtered and kept
chilled while in the plant.
(2) Meat and meat products shall be chilled im-
mediately upon being produced and kept chilled
while in the plant. O. Reg. 132/90, s. 10.
11. Subclause 45 (a) (iv) of the said Regula-
tion is amended by adding after "prod-
ucts" in the fourth line "including ade-
quate refrigeration".
12.— (1) Subsection 50 (1) of the said Regula-
tion is amended by striking out "or have
available" in the second line.
(2) Clauses 50 (1) (a) and (d) of the said Reg-
ulation are revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
(a) hand-washing facilities with remote control,
including soap and running hot and cold
water under pressure;
(d) adequate running water closet-type toilet
facilities or such other type as the Director
approves.
(3) Clause 50 (2) (b) of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
(aa) enclosed by floor-to-ceiling walls;
(b) equipped with full-length self-closing doors;
(4) Subsection 50 (2) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out "and" at the
end of clause (c) and by adding thereto
the following clauses:
(e) clearly marked for the sex intended to use
it;
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(f) equipped with toilet partitions and doors
that provide privacy; and
(g) kept clean and sanitary.
13. Section 60 of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out " ''Ont.
Held" " wherever it occurs and inserting
inlieuthereoff" "Ontario Held" ".
14. Clause 68 (a) of the said Regulation is
revoked.
15. Clause 70 (a) of the said Regulation is
revoked.
16. Clause 71 (a) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out " "Ont. Held"
or "Ont. Condemned" " in the second
and third lines and inserting in lieu there-
of " "Ontario Held" or "Ontario
Condemned" ".
17. Clause 72 (3) (a) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out " "Ont.
Held" " in the first and second lines and
inserting in lieu thereof " "Ontario
Held" ".
18. Clause 86 (a) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out " "Ont.
Held" " in the third line and inserting in
lieu thereof" "Ontario Held" ".
19. Clause 87 (a) of the said Regulation is
revoked.
20. Clause 88 (a) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out " "Ont. Held"
or "Ont. Condemned" " in the third line
and inserting in lieu thereof " "Ontario
Held" or "Ontario Condemned" ".
21.— (1) Clause 89 (1) (a) of the said Regula-
tion is amended by adding after "car-
cass" in the fourth line "and all parts and
organs".
(2) Subclause 89 (1) (a) (iii) of the said Regu-
lation is amended by striking out
" "Ont. Held" " in the second line and
inserting in lieu thereof " "Ontario
Held" ".
22. Section 104 of the said Regulation is
revoked.
23. Paragraph 3 of section 112 of the said
Regulation is revoked and the following
substituted therefor:
3. The animal is in any stage of parturition.
24. The said Regulation is further amended
by adding thereto the following section:
124a. Dressed carcasses in a plant shall be cooled
to a temperature of 4°C or lower within two hours of
evisceration and maintained at such temperature.
O. Reg. 132/90, s. 24.
25. Subsection 129 (1) of the said Regulation
is amended by striking out "Inspection
and eviscerating" in the first line.
26. Section 132 of the said Regulation is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
132. — (1) No bird shall be taken into the killing or
eviscerating area of a plant unless an inspector has
completed an ante mortem inspection of the bird and
approved it for slaughter.
(2) A bird that is inspected at a plant before
intended evisceration at another plant,
(a) shall be tagged at the plant where the
inspection is carried out with a tag approved
by the Director, indicating that an ante
mortem inspection has been completed and
approval for slaughter granted; and
(b) shall not be eviscerated at the other plant
unless the tag mentioned in clause (a) is
found attached to the bird. O. Reg.
132/90, s. 26.
27. Clause 146 (b) of the said Regulation is
amended by striking out the first three
lines and inserting in lieu thereof:
(b) forthwith thereafter notify in writing the
owner or the person who had possession
thereof of,
28. Forms 1, 2 and 3 of the said Regulation
are revoked.
15/90
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
O. Reg. 133/90.
County of Halton (now The Regional
Municipality of Halton), City of
Burlington.
Made— March 23rd, 1990.
Filed— March 27th, 1990.
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O. Reg. 134/90
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 482/73
MADE UNDER THE
PARKWAY BELT PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 482/73 is amended by
adding the following section:
139. — (1) Despite any other provision of this
Order, the porch existing on the land described in
subsection (2) on the date this section comes into
force may be replaced with another porch if the fol-
lowing requirement is met:
Minimum front yard
6 metres
(2) Subsection (1) applies to that parcel of land in
the City of Burlington in The Regional Municipality
of Halton, being composed of Part Lot 72, Hidden
Valley Survey, Registered Plan No. 701, more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Beginning at the southerly angle of Lot 72 at the
intersection with the north-easterly limit of Lem-
onville Road;
Thence north-westerly along the north-easterly
limit of Lemonville Road to the westerly angle
of Lot 72;
Thence north-easterly along the north-westerly
limit of Lot 72, a distance of 182 feet;
Thence south-easterly in a straight line to a point
in the south-easterly limit of Lot 72, distant 180
feet measured north-easterly from the southerly
angle of Lot 72;
Thence south-westerly along the south-easterly
limit of Lot 72, a distance of 180 feet more or
less to the place of beginning. O. Reg. 133/90,
s. 1.
Diana Linn Jardine
Director
Plans Administration Branch
Central and Southwest
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 23rd day of March, 1990.
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MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY NEGOTIATIONS
ACT, 1981
O. Reg. 134/90.
Village of Killaloe, Township of Hagarty
and Richards Boundary.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 27th, 1990.
ORDER IN COUNCIL
R.O.C. 86/90
WHEREAS The Corporation of the Village of Killa-
loe and The Corporation of the Township of Hagarty
and Richards have entered into an agreement dated
the 17th day of August, 1989 for the resolution of cer-
tain boundary issues;
AND WHEREAS public notice was given by the
Clerk of the Executive Council under subsection
17 (1) of the Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act,
1981 of the intention to make an Order implementing
the intermunicipal agreement;
AND WHEREAS no objections to the proposed
issuance of the Order were filed with the Clerk of the
Executive Council within the filing period;
NOW THEREFORE, on the recommendation of the
undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with
the advice and concurrence of the Executive Council,
orders under section 14 of the Municipal Boundary
Negotiations Act, 1981 that,
1.— (1) On the 1st day of April, 1990, the portion
of the Township of Hagarty and Richards described
in Schedule A is annexed to the Village of Killaloe.
(2) On the 1st day of April, 1990, the portion of
the Village of Killaloe described in Schedule B is
annexed to the Township of Hagarty and Richards.
2. — (1) All real property of The Corporation of
the Township of Hagarty and Richards situate in the
area to be annexed to the Village of Killaloe vests in
The Corporation of the Village of Killaloe on the 1st
dayof April, 1990.
(2) All real property of The Corporation of the
Village of Killaloe situate in the area to be annexed
to the Township of Hagarty and Richards vests in
The Corporation of the Township of Hagarty and
Richards on the 1st day of April, 1990.
3. On the 1st day of April, 1990, the by-laws of
The Corporation of the Village of Killaloe extend to
the area to be annexed to the Village of Killaloe and
the by-laws of The Corporation of the Township of
Hagarty and Richards cease to apply to such area,
except,
(a) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Hagarty and Richards,
(i) that were passed under section 34 or
41 of the Planning Act, 1983 or a pre-
decessor of those sections,
(ii) that were kept in force by subsection
13 (3) of The Municipal Amendment
Act, 1941, OT
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(iii) that were passed under the Highway
Traffic Act or the Municipal Act that
regulate the use of highways by vehi-
cles and pedestrians and that regu-
late the encroachment or projection
of buildings or any portion thereof
upon or over highways,
which shall remain in force until repealed by
the council of The Corporation of the Vil-
lage of Killaloe;
(b) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Hagarty and Richards passed under
section 45, 58 or 61 of the Drainage Act or a
predecessor of those sections; and
(c) by-laws conferring rights, privileges, fran-
chises, immunities or exemptions that could
not have been lawfully repealed by the
council of The Corporation of the Township
of Hagarty and Richards.
4. On the 1st day of April, 1990, the by-laws of
The Corporation of the Township of Hagarty and
Richards extend to the area to be annexed to the
Township of Hagarty and Richards and the by-laws
of The Corporation of the Village of Killaloe cease to
apply to such area, except,
(a) by-laws of The Corporation of the Village of
Killaloe,
(i) that were passed under section 34 or
41 of the Planning Act, 1983 or a pre-
decessor of those sections,
(ii) that were kept in force by subsection
13 (3) of The Municipal Amendment
Act, 1941, or
(iii) that were passed under the Highway
Traffic Act or the Municipal Act that
regulate the use of highways by vehi-
cles and pedestrians and that regu-
late the encroachment or projection
of buildings or any portion thereof
upon or over highways,
which shall remain in force until repealed by
the council of The Corporation of the
Township of Hagarty and Richards;
(b) by-laws of The Corporation of the Village of
Killaloe passed under section 45, 58 or 61 of
the Drainage Act or a predecessor of those
sections; and
(c) by-laws conferring rights, privileges, fran-
chises, immunities or exemptions that could
not have been lawfully repealed by the
council of The Corporation of the Village of
Killaloe.
5. — (1) The clerk of The Corporation of the
Township of Hagarty and Richards shall as soon as
practicable prepare and furnish to the clerk of The
Corporation of the Village of Killaloe a special col-
lector's roll showing all arrears of taxes or special
rates assessed against the lands in the area to be
annexed to the Village of Killaloe up to and including
the 31st day of March, 1990 and the persons assessed
therefor.
(2) The clerk of The Corporation of the Village of
Killaloe shall as soon as practicable prepare and fur-
nish to the clerk of The Corporation of the Township
of Hagarty and Richards a special collector's roll
showing all arrears of taxes or special rates assessed
against the lands in the area to be annexed to the
Township of Hagarty and Richards up to and includ-
ing the 31st day of March, 1990 and the persons
assessed therefor.
6. — (1) All real property taxes levied under any
general or special Act and uncollected in the area to
be annexed to the Village of Killaloe that are due and
unpaid on the 31st day of March, 1990 shall be
deemed on the 1st day of April, 1990 to be taxes due
and payable to The Corporation of the Village of Kil-
laloe and may be collected by The Corporation of the
Village of Killaloe.
(2) On or before the 1st day of July, 1990, The
Corporation of the Village of Killaloe shall pay to
The Corporation of the Township of Hagarty and
Richards an amount equal to the amount of all real
property taxes that The Corporation of the Village of
Killaloe is entitled to collect in the area to be
annexed to the Village of Killaloe under subsection
(1), that were due but unpaid on the 1st day of April,
1990.
7. — (1) All real property taxes levied under any
general or special Act and uncollected in the area to
be annexed to the Township of Hagarty and Richards
that are due and unpaid on the 31st day of March,
1990 shall be deemed on the 1st day of April, 1990 to
be taxes due and payable to The Corporation of the
Township of Hagarty and Richards and may be col-
lected by The Corporation of the Township of
Hagarty and Richards.
(2) On or before the 1st day of July, 1990, The
Corporation of the Township of Hagarty and Rich-
ards shall pay to The Corf)oration of the Village of
Killaloe an amount equal to the amount of all real
property taxes that The Corporation of the Township
of Hagarty and Richards is entitled to collect in the
area to be annexed to the Township of Hagarty and
Richards under subsection (1), that were due but
unpaid on the 1st day of April, 1990.
8. — (1) All business taxes levied and uncollected
in the area to be annexed to the Village of Killaloe
that are due and unpaid on the 31st day of March,
1990 shall continue after that date to be taxes due and
payable to The Corporation of the Township of
Hagarty and Richards and may be collected by The
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Corporation of the Township of Hagarty and Rich-
ards.
(2) All business taxes levied and uncollected in the
area to be annexed to the Township of Hagarty and
Richards that are due and unpaid on the 31st day of
March, 1990 shall continue after that date to be taxes
due and payable to The Corporation of the Village of
Killaloe and may be collected by The Corporation of
the Village of Killaloe.
9. — (1) The assessment of land in the area to be
annexed to the Village of Killaloe, upon which the
taxes after the 31st day of March, 1990 shall be lev-
ied, shall be determined by the assessment commis-
sioner in accordance with the classes of real property
and the factors prescribed for The Corporation of the
Village of Killaloe by regulations made under the
Assessment Act.
(2) Where the assessment commissioner makes an
assessment in accordance with subsection (1), section
34 of the Assessment Act applies to the assessment.
(3) The assessment of land in the area to be
annexed to the Township of Hagarty and Richards,
upon which the taxes after the 31st day of March,
1990 shall be levied, shall be determined by the
assessment commissioner, and section 34 of the
Assessment Act applies to such assessment.
10. The land described in Schedule A is estab-
lished as a special area for municipal tax purposes
and for properties in that area the following apply:
1 . In the year 1990, for the period commencing
the 1st day of April, 1990 and ending on the
31st day of December, 1990, the amount of
taxes on each property shall be calculated
by multiplying the 1990 total mill rate for
the Village of Killaloe for all purposes by
the assessment on that property, as shown
on the last revised assessment roll for the
Village of Killaloe, and subtracting there-
from 100 per cent of the tax differential
established under section 1 1 , and then mul-
tiplying the result of the above calculation
by 0.75.
2. In the year 1991, the amount of taxes on
each property shall be calculated by multi-
plying the 1991 total mill rate for the Village
of Killaloe for all purposes by the assess-
ment on that property, as shown on the last
revised assessment roll for the Village of
Killaloe for the 1991 tax year, and subtract-
ing therefrom 62.50 per cent of the tax dif-
ferential established under section 11.
3. In the year 1992, the amount of taxes on
each property shall be calculated by multi-
plying the 1992 total mill rate for the Village
of Killaloe for all purposes by the assess-
ment on that property, as shown on the last
revised assessment roll for the Village of
Killaloe for the 1992 tax year, and subtract-
ing therefrom 31.25 per cent of the tax dif-
ferential established under section 11.
4. In the year 1993, the amount of taxes on
each property shall be calculated by multi-
plying the 1993 total mill rate for the Village
of Killaloe for all purposes by the assess-
ment on that property, as shown on the last
revised assessment roll for the Village of
Killaloe for the 1993 tax year, and subtract-
ing therefrom 6.25 per cent of the tax differ-
ential established under section 11.
1 1 . — ( 1 ) In this section ,
'village assessment" means,
(a) in the case of a property entirely included in
the area to be annexed to the Village of Kil-
laloe or a property divided by the annexa-
tion to the Village of Killaloe, the assess-
ment on that annexed property as shown on
the last returned assessment roll for the Vil-
lage of Killaloe for taxation on and after the
date of annexation, and
(b) in the case of a property consolidated by the
annexation to the Village of Killaloe, the
assessment on the entire property as shown
on the last returned assessment roll for the
Village of Killaloe for taxation on and after
the date of annexation minus the assessment
on that portion of the property located in
the Village of Killaloe before the annexa-
tion, prepared by the assessment commis-
sioner for the 1990 taxation year as adjusted
by such additional assessments as have been
made under section 32 or 33 of the
Assessment Act, as it exists on the day
before the date of annexation;
"township assessment" means,
(a) in the case of a township property entirely
included in the area to be annexed to the
Village of Killaloe, the assessment on that
property prepared by the assessment com-
missioner for the 1990 taxation year, as
adjusted by such additional assessments as
have been made under section 32 or 33 of
the Assessment Act, as it exists on the day
before the date of annexation,
(b) in the case of a township property divided
by the annexation to the Village of Killaloe,
the assessment of the entire property pre-
pared by the assessment commissioner for
the 1990 tax year, as adjusted by such addi-
tional assessments as have been made under
section 32 or 33 of the Assessment Act, as it
exists on the day before the date of annexa-
tion, minus the assessment as shown on the
last returned assessment roll for the Town-
ship of Hagarty and Richards for taxation
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on and after the date of annexation for that
portion of the property remaining in the
Township of Hagarty and Richards, and
(c) in the case of a property consolidated by the
annexation to the Village of Killaloe, the
assessment on that portion of the property
located in the Township of Hagarty and
Richards before the annexation, prepared
by the assessment commissioner for the
1990 tax year, as adjusted by such additional
assessments as have been made under sec-
tion 32 or 33 of the Assessment Act, as it
exists on the day before the date of annexa-
tion.
(2) Despite subsection (1), if, for the 1990 taxation
year, the County of Renfrew has been subject to an
assessment update under section 368b of the
Municipal Act, then the township assessment shall be
deemed to be the village assessment.
(3) In the year 1990, the treasurer of The Corpora-
tion of the Village of Killaloe shall establish a tax dif-
ferential for each property in the area to be annexed
to the Village of Killaloe by calculating the product
of the 1990 mill rate for the Village of Killaloe for all
purposes and the village assessment for that property
and subtracting therefrom the product of the 1990
total mill rate for the Township of Hagarty and Rich-
ards for all purposes and the township assessment on
that property and then subtracting $50 from the
result.
(4) Despite subsection (3), the tax differential
shall not be less than zero.
12. — (1) For the lands described in Schedule A,
the "phase-in period" means the period from the 1st
day of April, 1990 to the 31st day of March, 1993,
inclusive.
(2) If two or more properties in the area to be
annexed to the Village of Killaloe are consolidated
during the phase-in period, the tax differentials for
those properties shall be consolidated to establish a
new tax differential for the consolidated property.
(3) If the total assessment of the consolidated
property is less than the aggregate of the assessments
on the constituent properties, the new tax differential
shall be reduced in the same proportion and at the
same time as the total assessment is reduced.
(4) If a property in the area to be annexed to the
Village of Killaloe is severed or subdivided during
the phase-in period, the tax differential shall be allo-
cated to each of the divided parts of the property in
the same proportion as the assessment of each part
bears to the aggregate of all of the assessments mak-
ing up the original property but in no case shall the
total of the tax differential be increased.
(5) If taxes on a property within the area to be
annexed to the Village of Killaloe are reduced in any
year during the phase-in period, the tax differential
established under section 11 shall not exceed the
taxes payable and the treasurer of The Corporation
of the Village of Killaloe shall reduce the tax differ-
ential in that year by the amount by which the tax dif-
ferential exceeds the tax payable.
13. The Corporation of the Village of Killaloe
shall not apply for a further change to its mutual
municipal boundaries with the Township of Hagarty
and Richards before the 1st day of April, 2010 unless
the council of The Corporation of the Township of
Hagarty and Richards is consulted and by resolution
agrees to the application before the application is
submitted.
14. — (1) The Corporation of the Village of Killa-
loe shall pay to The Corporation of the Township of
Hagarty and Richards, as compensation for the loss
of tax revenues from the area to be annexed to the
Village of Killaloe, the sum of $110,000 of which,
(a) $13,000 shall be payable on or before the
31st day of December, 1990;
(b) $13,000 shall be payable on or before the
31st day of December, 1991 ;
(c) $13,000 shall be payable on or before the
31st day of December, 1992;
(d) $11,000 shall be payable on or before the
31st day of December, 1993;
(e) $9,500 shall be payable on or before the 31st
day of December, 1994;
(f) $8,000 shall be payable on or before the 31st
day of December, 1995;
(g) $6,000 shall be payable on or before the 31st
day of December, 1996;
(h) $4,000 shall be payable on or before the 31st
day of December, 1997;
(i) $2,500 shall be payable on or before the 31st
day of December, 1998;
( j ) $2 ,000 shall be payable on or before the 3 1 st
day of December, 1999; and
(k) $28,000 shall be payable on or before the
31st day of December, 2000.
(2) The schedule of payments to be made in accor-
dance with subsection (1) shall be deemed to be a
matter within the meaning of subsection 149 (2) of
the Municipal Act.
15. The agreement between The Corporation of
the Village of Killaloe and The Corporation of the
Township of Hagarty and Richards entered into on
the 17th day of August, 1989 is hereby given effect.
O. Reg. 134/90.
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Recommended
Concurred
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Murray Elston
Chairman
Approved and Ordered March 21st, 1990.
Lincoln M. Alexander
Lieutenant Governor
Schedule A
PORTIONS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HAGARTY
AND RICHARDS TO BE ANNEXED TO THE
VILLAGE OF KILLALOE
1. Beginning at the southeasterly angle of the
Village of Killaloe;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of
Concession IV of the former Township of
Hagarty and the easterly prolongation
thereof to the easterly boundary of the
Township of Hagarty;
Thence northerly along the easterly bound-
ary of the said Township to the middle of
Brennan's Creek;
Thence northwesterly along the middle of
the main channel of Brennan's Creek and
all of the bends therein to intersect the
southerly prolongation of the easterly limit
of Lot 4 in Concession VI of the said former
Township;
Thence northerly to and along the easterly
limit of Lot 4 to the centre line of the King's
Highway Number 60;
Thence southwesterly along the centre line
of the said King's Highway to the northerly
boundary of the Village of Killaloe;
Thence easterly and southerly along the
northerly and easterly boundaries of the
said Village to the place of beginning.
2. Beginning at the southwesterly angle of the
Village of Killaloe;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of
Lot 7 in Concession IV of the former Town-
ship of Hagarty 40.234 metres to a point;
Thence northerly and parallel with the east-
erly limit of the southerly half of Lot 7 to
the middle of Brennan's Creek;
Thence northerly along the middle of Bren-
nan's Creek to intersect a line parallel with
and distant 40.234 metres measured west-
erly from the easterly limit of the said Lot 7;
Thence northerly and parallel with the east-
erly limit of Lot 7 to a point distant 99.06
metres measured southerly therealong from
the northerly limit of Lot 7;
Thence westerly and parallel with the north-
erly limit of lots 7 and 8 in the said Conces-
sion to the westerly limit of Lot 8;
Thence northerly along the westerly limit of
Lot 8 to the northwesterly angle of Lot 8;
Thence westerly along the northerly limit of
Lot 9 in Concession IV, 175 metres to a
point;
Thence northerly and parallel with the east-
erly limit of Lot 9 to the centre line of the
King's Highway Number 60;
Thence northeasterly along the centre line
of the said King's Highway to the westerly
boundary of the Village of Killaloe;
Thence southeasterly following the westerly
boundaries of the said Village to the place
of beginning.
Schedule B
PORTION OF THE VILLAGE OF KILLALOE
TO BE ANNEXED TO THE TOWNSHIP OF
HAGARTY AND RICHARDS
Beginning at the northwesterly angle of the
Village of Killaloe;
Thence easterly along the northerly bound-
ary of the said Village to the centre line of
the King's Highway Number 60;
Thence southwesterly along the centre line
of the said King's Highway to the westerly
boundary of the said Village;
Thence northerly along the westerly bound-
ary of the said Village to the place of begin-
ning.
15/90
REGISTRY ACT
O. Reg. 135/90.
Hours.
Made— March 19th, 1990.
Filed— March 28th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
REGISTRY ACT
384
O. Reg. 135/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 136/90 1969
HOURS SPACING UNITS— MERSEA 6-23-VII POOL
1. Notwithstanding section 4 of Regulation 896 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 (Forms and
Records) and section 52 of Ontario Regulation
75/82 (Forms, Records and Procedures), the land
registry offices set out in Column 1 of the Table shall
be kept open from 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon until
5.30 o'clock in the afternoon, local time, on the days
set out in Column 2 of the Table and no instrument
shall be received for registration in those offices on
those days except within those hours:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Registry Division of Peel
(No. 43)
Land Titles Division of
Peel (No. 43)
Registry Division of
Simcoe (No. 51)
Land Titles Division of
Simcoe (No. 51)
Registry Division of
Toronto (No. 63)
Registry Division of
Toronto Boroughs (No.
64)
Registry Division of York
Region (No. 65)
Land Titles Division of
York Region (No. 65)
Land Titles Division of
Metropolitan Toronto
(No. 66)
Friday, April 27, 1990
Friday, June 1, 1990
Friday, June 29, 1990
Tuesday, July 31, 1990
Friday, August 31, 1990
Friday, September 28,
1990
O. Reg. 135/90, s. 1.
Carol D. Kirsh
Director of Land Registration
Dated at Toronto, this 19th day of March, 1990.
15/90
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
O. Reg. 136/90.
Spacing Units — Mersea 6-23-VII Pool.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 28th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
1. In this Regulation,
"Plan" means the plan filed in the Regional Office of
the Ministry of Natural Resources at London as
Plan No. S.W.R. 89-9 and identified by the stamp
of the Registrar of Regulations dated the 1st day of
February, 1990;
"target area" means that part of a spacing unit that is
no closer than 106.68 metres to any boundary of
the spacing unit. O. Reg. 136/90, s . 1.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled
into a geological formation of Ordovician or Cam-
brian age. O. Reg. 136/90, s. 2.
3. The areas shown outlined in green on the Plan
of approximately 20.24 hectares each unless other-
wise shown on the Plan, are designated as spacing
units for the purpose of this Regulation, those areas
being in the Township of Mersea in the County of
Essex and being parts of,
(a) the south half of Lot 18 and the south quar-
ters of lots 19 and 20 in Concession VIII;
(b) the north quarter of Lot 18, the north half
of lots 19 and 20 and the north three-
quarters of Lot 21 in Concession VII; and
(c) those parts of lots 22 and 23 in Concession
VII and lots 219, 220, 221 and 222 in NTR
Concession, bounded on the west by the
west limit of Lot 22, on the east by the east
limit of Lot 23 and its southerly prolonga-
tion, on the south by a line drawn due east
from the easternmost point of the north
limit of the road allowance between conces-
sions VI and VII, and on the north by a line
drawn due east from the southeast angle of
the north quarter of Lot 21 in Concession
VII. O. Reg. 136/90, s. 3.
4. No person shall,
(a) produce oil or gas from more than one well
in a spacing unit;
(b) bore or drill a well in a spacing unit outside
the target area unless topographical, geo-
logical or other conditions make boring or
drilling a well within the target area un-
feasible; or
(c) produce oil or gas from a well in a spacing
unit unless all the int rests in the oil and gas
in the spacing unit have been joined.
O. Reg. 136/90, s. 4.
5. Ontario Regulation 20/88 is revoked.
15/90
385
1970 O. Reg. 137/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 138/90
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
O. Reg. 137/90.
Spacing Units — Romney 5-15-1 Pool.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 28th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACT
SPACING UNITS— ROMNEY 5-15-1 POOL
1. In this Regulation,
"Plan" means the plan filed in the Regional Office of
the Ministry of Natural Resources at London as
Plan No. S.W.R. 89-10 and identified by the stamp
of the Registrar of Regulations dated the 9th day
of February, 1990;
"target area" means that part of a spacing unit that is
no closer than 106.68 metres to any boundary of
the spacing unit. O. Reg. 137/90, s. 1.
2. This Regulation applies only to wells drilled
into a geological formation of Ordovician or Cam-
brian age. O. Reg. 137/90, s. 2.
3. The areas shown outlined in green on the Plan
being parts of lots 205, 206, 207 and 208 in Conces-
sion I and parts of the bed of Lake Erie, in the Town-
ship of Romney in the County of Kent, of approxi-
mately 20.23 hectares each, are designated as spacing
units for the purpose of this Regulation. O. Reg.
137/90, s. 3.
4. No person shall,
(a) produce oil or gas from more than one well
in a spacing unit;
(b)
(c)
bore or drill a well in a spacing unit outside
the target area unless topographical, geo-
logical or other conditions make boring or
drilling a well within the target area un-
feasible; or
produce oil or gas from a well in a spacing
unit unless all the interests in the oil and gas
in the spacing unit have been joined.
O. Reg. 137/90, s. 4.
15/90
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 138/90.
General — Waste Management.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 28th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 309 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
1. Subparagraph xv of paragraph 27 of sec-
tion 1 of Regulation 309 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1980, as made by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 322/85, is
revoked and the following substituted
therefor:
XV. incinerator ash resulting from the
incineration of waste that is neither
hazardous waste nor liquid industrial
waste.
2. Paragraph 2 of section 9 of the said Regu-
lation is revoked and the following substi-
tuted therefor:
2. Fly-ash that is hazardous waste and that
results from the incineration of waste that is
neither hazardous waste nor liquid indus-
trial waste shall be kept separate from incin-
erator ash and disposed of or otherwise
dealt with separately from incinerator ash.
2a. Fly-ash that is hazardous waste and that
results from the incineration of waste that is
neither hazardous waste nor liquid indus-
trial waste shall only be disposed of at.
i. the TRICIL Limited landfilling site
located on Lot 9, Concession 10,
Township of Moore, County of
Lambton, or
ii. a landfilling site authorized to accept
fly-ash that is hazardous waste and
that results from the incineration of
waste that is neither hazardous waste
nor liquid industrial waste by the
terms of,
A. a certificate of approval or
provisional certificate of ap-
proval issued after the 1st day
of January, 1990, or
B. an amendment to a certificate
of approval or provisional cer-
tificate of approval made after
the 1st day of January, 1990.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of September, 1990.
15/90
386
O. Reg. 139/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 1971
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 139/90.
Iron and Steel Manufacturing Sector.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 28th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 321/89
MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
1. Subsection 3 (16) of Ontario Regulation 321/89, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
602/89, is revoked.
2. Subsection 4 (1) of the Regulation is amended by striking out "by the 8th day of August,
1989" in the fîrst and second lines.
3. Schedules 1 and 5 to the Regulation, as remade by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 602/89, are
revoked and the following substituted:
387
1972
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VETERINARIANS ACT, 1989
O. Reg. 140/90.
General.
Made— February 28th, 1990.
Approved — March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 28th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
VETERINARIANS ACT, 1989
GENERAL
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
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practice of veterinary medicine other than another
member;
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140/90, s. 1.
PARTI
REGISTRATION AND ACCREDITATION
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uation,
(a) provides an undergraduate program of vet-
erinary medical education leading to a basic
degree that includes at least 125 weeks of
instruction scheduled over a minimum of
thirty-two months, and
(b) is listed in the World Directory of Veteri-
nary Schools last published by the World
Health Organization or is classified as
"AVMA — listed" in the Directory of Veter-
inary Colleges of the World last published
by the American Veterinary Medical Asso-
ciation;
"accredited veterinary school" means a veterinary
school that, at the time of an applicant's gradua-
tion, is accredited by the Council on Education of
the American Veterinary Medical Association;
"basic degree" means a Doctor of Veterinary Medi-
cine or an equivalent degree in veterinary medi-
cine;
"companion animal" does not include a horse;
"local examination" means an examination approved
by the Registration Committee on legal and ethical
aspects of veterinary practice in Ontario including
reportable diseases; and
"major surgery" means surgery,
(a) in which bone, viscera or an extensive area
of subcutaneous tissue is exposed, or
(b) the failure of which would endanger the life
or organ function of the animal. O. Reg.
140/90, s. 2.
3. — (1) The requirements for the issuing of any
licence are that the applicant,
(a) is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
or has another status under the Immigration
Act (Canada) consistent with the class of
licence for which application is made;
(b) has completed the Test of English as a For-
eign Language with a minimum score of 550
and the Test of Spoken English with a mini-
mum score of 200 or has successfully com-
pleted tests acceptable to the College of the
applicant's ability to speak and write in
French with scores that reflect a compe-
tence that is at least equivalent to the scores
required in English;
(c) completes an application for the class of
licence for which application is made on a
form provided by the Registrar;
(d) if the applicant has previously practised vet-
erinary medicine, provides evidence that
there has been no finding of, and that there
is no current proceeding involving an allega-
tion of, professional misconduct, gross
neglect or impairment;
(e) provides a declaration affirming that there
has been no finding of, guilt of, and that
there is no charge pending involving an alle-
gation of, an offence relevant to the appli-
cant's suitability to practise veterinary medi-
cine;
(f) pays the relevant examination fee, applica-
tion fee, licence fee, and annual member-
ship fee as set out in the Schedule;
(g) meets the requirements for the class of
licence for which application is made; and
(h) submits in person to the Registrar his or her
original degree in veterinary medicine and
documentation proving his or her identity.
(2) Clause (1) (b) does not apply if the primary
and secondary education of the applicant was con-
ducted in English or French or if the undergraduate
veterinary education of the applicant was conducted
in English or French.
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(3) Clause (1) (h) does not apply to an applicant
who is a graduate of an accredited veterinary school
in Canada or who applies for a short-term licence.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 3.
4. — (1) A restricted licence is a licence with condi-
tions or limitations imposed by a committee under
the Act or by the Council under a predecessor of that
Act.
(2) A holder of a restricted licence may practise
veterinary medicine only in accordance with the con-
ditions of the licence. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 4.
5. — (1) The requirements for the issuing of a gen-
eral licence are that the applicant,
(a) has earned a basic degree from an accredit-
ed veterinary school or an acceptable unac-
credited veterinary school;
(b) has obtained a score higher than 1.5 stan-
dard deviations below the mean on both
parts of the national board examination for
veterinary medical licensing of the National
Board Examination Committee of the
American Veterinary Medical Association,
including the clinical competency test;
(c) has successfully completed the local exami-
nation; and
(d) if a graduate of an acceptable unaccredited
veterinary school, after compliance with
clause (b), has successfully completed the
clinical proficiency examination of the
National Examining Board of the Canadian
Veterinary Medical Association administer-
ed through an accredited veterinary school.
(2) Despite subsection (1), a member who has sur-
rendered a general licence and been issued an educa-
tional licence immediately thereafter shall be deemed
to have the requirements for the issuing of a general
licence for two months after the termination of the
educational licence. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 5.
6. — (1) The requirements for the issuing of an aca-
demic licence are that the applicant,
(a) has a basic degree from an accredited veteri-
nary school or an acceptable unaccredited
veterinary school;
(b) has a full-time teaching or research app)oint-
ment of professorial rank in the Ontario
Veterinary College of the University of
Guelph with full payment at salary of rank
paid by the University; and
(c) has successfully completed the local exami-
nation.
(2) A holder of an academic licence may engage in
the practice of veterinary medicine only in the
department in which he or she holds a professorial
appointment and to the extent required by that
appointment.
(3) An academic licence terminates when the
licensee ceases to hold an appointment in accordance
with clause (1) (b). O. Reg. 140/90, s. 6.
7. — (1) The requirements for the issuing of a pub-
lic service licence are that the applicant,
(a) has earned a basic degree from an accredit-
ed veterinary school or an acceptable unac-
credited veterinary school; and
(b) is employed by the Crown in right of
Canada.
(2) A holder of a public service licence may
engage in the practice of veterinary medicine only in
the course of employment by the Crown in right of
Canada.
(3) A public service licence terminates when the
licensee ceases to be employed by the Crown in right
of Canada. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 7.
8. — (1) The requirements for the issuing of a
short-term licence are that the applicant,
(a) has earned a basic degree from an accredit-
ed veterinary school or an acceptable unac-
credited veterinary school;
(b) provides a document from a member hold-
ing a general licence without conditions that
evidences the member's undertaking to
supervise the applicant and to be responsi-
ble for continuing after the licensee leaves
Ontario any veterinary care started in
Ontario by the licensee; and
(c) is appointed by the Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege of the University of Guelph, a regional
academy of veterinary niedicine in Ontario
or a recognized group of members with spe-
cial veterinary interest, or has the consent of
the College, to perform specific veterinary
services solely for a short-term, special pur-
pose.
(2) A holder of a short-term licence may engage in
the practice of veterinary medicine only under the
supervision of the member whose undertaking has
been given under clause (1) (b) and to the extent
required by the appointment or consent under clause
(1) (c).
(3) A short-term licence terminates on the earliest
of.
(a) the day the appointment or consent under
clause (1) (c) is terminated;
(b) the day the licensee leaves Ontario; and
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(c) thirty days after the licence is issued.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 8.
9. — (1) The requirements for the issuing of an
educational licence are that the applicant.
(a) has earned a basic degree from an accredit-
ed veterinary school or an acceptable
credited veterinary school; and
unac-
(b) is enrolled in a program of postgraduate vet-
erinary education provided by the Ontario
Veterinary College of the University of
Guelph.
(2) The holder of an educational licence,
(a) may engage in the practice of veterinary
medicine only as required by the program of
education in which the licensee is enrolled
and only under the supervision of a full-time
employee of the University of Guelph who
holds a general licence or an academic
licence; and
(b) may receive remuneration for veterinary
services only in the form of a fixed salary or
stipend.
(3) An educational licence terminates when the
licensee ceases to be enrolled in a program of post-
graduate veterinary education provided by the
Ontario Veterinary College of the University of
Guelph. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 9.
10. The requirements for the issuing or renewing
of any certificate of accreditation are that the veteri-
nary facility meets the standards established under
subsection 8 (1) of the Act for the class of certificate
of accreditation for which application is made and the
applicant,
(a) submits to the College an application in a
form provided by the Registrar;
(b) is the owner of, or a partner in, the practice
conducted on or from the facility that is the
subject of application, or submits to the
College the written authority of the owners
or partners of that practice to provide the
undertaking required under clause (c);
(c) provides a written undertaking to be
responsible for the facility on a form provid-
ed by the Registrar;
(d) holds a general licence or a restricted
licence the conditions of which are consis-
tent with the conditions of the certificate of
accreditation; and
(e) pays the inspection fee set out in the
Schedule. O. Reg. 140/90, s . 10.
11. It is a condition of a certificate of accredita-
tion that the designation of a verterinary facility
described in Column A of the Table contains one of
the appropriate terms set out in Column B of the
Table:
TABLE
Column A
Column B
1.
Companion animal hospital
Clinic, Hospital or Services
2,
Companion animal office
Office or Services
3.
Companion animal mobile office
Mobile Office or Mobile Services
4.
Companion animal mobile
Mobile, Mobile Services or House Call Services
5.
Companion animal emergency clinic
Emergency Clinic or Emergency Hospital
6.
Companion animal spay-neuter clinic
Spay-Neuter Clinic
7.
Food-producing animal hospital
Clinic, Hospital or Services
8.
Food-producing animal mobile
Mobile, Services or Mobile Services
9.
Equine clinic
Clinic, Hospital or Services
10.
Equine mobile
Mobile, Services or Mobile Services
11.
Poultry service
Clinic or Services
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 11.
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12. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), a certificate of
accreditation expires,
(a) in the case of accreditation following the
correction of deficiencies found in an
inspection, three years after the certificate
of accreditation was issued or renewed; and
(b) in the case of accreditation based upon an
inspection in which no deficiencies were
found, five years after the certificate of
accreditation was issued or renewed.
(2) A certificate of accreditation expires before
the period described in subsection (1) if,
(a) a stationary veterinary facility, or a station-
ary element of a facility with a mobile ele-
ment, is relocated; or
(b) no member meets the requirements in
clauses 10 (a), (b), (c) and (d) in respect of
the veterinary facility. O. Reg. 140/90,
s. 12.
13. Every member practising in or from a facility,
other than a companion animal mobile, food-produ-
cing animal mobile or equine mobile, shall ensure
that the certificate of accreditation is displayed con-
spicuously in the facility so that clients can read it
easily. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 13.
14. — (1) A certificate of accreditation for a com-
panion animal hospital, office, mobile office, mobile,
emergency clinic or spay-neuter clinic limits the vet-
erinary practice in or from the facility to the treat-
ment of companion animals.
(2) A certificate of accreditation for a food-produ-
cing animal hospital or mobile limits the veterinary
practice in or from the facility to the treatment of
food-producing animals and horses.
(3) A certificate of accreditation for an equine
clinic or mobile limits the veterinary practice in or
from the facility to the treatment of horses.
(4) A certificate of accreditation for a poultry ser-
vice limits the veterinary practice in or from the facil-
ity to the treatment of poultry.
(5) It is a condition of a certificate of accreditation
for a companion animal office that the veterinary ser-
vices provided in or from the facility do not include
radiology, major surgery, overnight confinement or,
except for observation and continuing care on the
day of treatment, hospitalization.
(6) It is a condition of a certificate of accreditation
for a companion animal mobile office that the veteri-
nary services provided in or from the facility do not
include radiology, major surgery, overnight confine-
ment or hospitalization.
(7) A certificate of accreditation for a companion
animal mobile limits the veterinary services provided
from the facility to,
(a) assessments;
(b) vaccinations;
(c) tranquilization, sedation or local anaesthesi-
(d) surgical repair of simple wounds for which
general anaesthesia is not necessary;
(e) treatment of abscesses for which general
anaesthesia is not necessary;
(f) tail docks and dewclaw removals on animals
less than one week of age;
(g) nail clipping;
(h) expression of anal glands;
(i) cleansing and treatment of ear conditions
for which general anaesthesia is not neces-
sary;
(j) minor dental work for which general
anaesthesia is not necessary;
(k) ophthalmic examinations and simple ocular
procedures;
(1) collection for screening analysis of blood,
skin scrapings, urine and feces;
(m) bandaging;
(n) euthansia;
(o) emergency care pending transport to a com-
panion animal hospital;
(p) prescribing and dispensing drugs;
(q) collection of semen;
(r) artificial insemination; and
(s) breeding supervision.
(8) It is a condition of a certificate of accreditation
for a companion animal emergency clinic that a mem-
ber is actually on duty in the facility and available for
service with reasonable promptness,
(a) every weekday from at least 7 p.m. to 9
a.m. the following day;
(b) every weekend from at least 7 p.m. Friday
to 9 a.m. the following Monday; and
(c) every statutory holiday from at least 7 p.m.
the day before the holiday to 9 a.m. the day
following the holiday.
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(9) A certificate of accreditation for a companion
animal spay-neuter clinic limits the veterinary ser-
vices provided in or from the facility to spay and neu-
ter procedures, including the pre-, intra- and post-op-
erative management usually associated with those
procedures. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 14.
15. — (1) The Council may by by-law establish a
category of membership for retired members and
may,
(a) designate the name by which the category is
to be known; and
(b) establish the criteria for membership in the
category.
(2) Retired members are entitled to receive the
general mailings of the College and notice of meet-
ings and may speak at meetings but are not eligible to
vote on any matter.
(3) A retired member may not hold a veterinary
licence and may not practise veterinary medicine or
hold himself or herself out as engaging in the practice
of veterinary medicine. O. Reg. 140/90, s . 15.
16. — (1) The fees payable under the Act are set
out in the Schedule.
(2) Except for the initial annual membership fee,
the annual membership fee is due on the 30th day of
November in each year, for the following year.
(3) An educational licence is valid for six months
and the fee for a renewal of an educational licence is
due before the licence expires.
(4) The inspection fee payable in respect of a cer-
tificate of accreditation is due thirty days after the
inspection is performed. O. Reg. 140/90, s . 16.
PART II
PRACTICE STANDARDS
17. — (1) For the purposes of the Act, professional
misconduct includes the following:
1 . An act or omission inconsistent with the Act
or this Regulation.
2. Failing to maintain the standard of practice
of the profession.
3. Failing to fulfill the terms of an agreement
with a client.
4. Failing to continue to provide professional
services to an animal until the services are
no longer required or until the client has
had a reasonable opportunity to arrange for
the services of another member.
5. Failing to provide within a reasonable time
and without cause any certificate or report
requested by a client or his or her agent in
respect to an examination or treatment per-
formed by the member.
6. Revealing information concerning an ani-
mal, or any professional service performed
for an animal, to any person other than the
client or another member except,
i. with the consent of the client,
ii. when required to do so by law, or
iii. to prevent, or contribute information
for the treatment of, a disease or
physical injury of a person.
7. Providing, or attempting or offering to pro-
vide, services that are not reasonably useful
or needed.
8. Making a misrepresentation to a client or
prospective client.
9. Making a claim respecting the utility of any
remedy, treatment, device or procedure
other than a claim which can reasonably be
supported as professional opinion.
10. Guaranteeing a cure, or making a statement
which a client would reasonably understand
as a guarantee of a cure.
11. Charging a fee that is excessive in relation
to the services performed.
12. Charging a fee for an unperformed service,
except a fee for an appointment missed
without at least twenty-four hours notice.
13. Charging a fee for prescribing, but a mem-
ber may charge a fee for advice to the client.
14. Adding a charge to a disbursement, but a
member may charge a fee for the interpreta-
tion of the results of a laboratory investiga-
tion.
15. Knowingly submitting a false or misleading
account or charge for professional services.
16. Failing to issue a statement or receipt when
a statement or receipt is requested by a cli-
ent or his or her agent.
17. Failing to itemize the services provided, the
fees therefor and the disbursements
charged, when an itemized account is
requested by a client or his or her agent.
18. Reducing, or offering to reduce, an account
for prompt payment without notifying the
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client of the terms of reduction before pro-
viding the pertinent service.
19. Charging interest on an account without
notifying the client of the terms of interest
before providing the pertinent service,
except where interest has been granted by a
court.
20. Selling, or attempting to sell, an account for
professional services to a third party, but a
member may retain a lawyer or agent to col-
lect unpaid accounts and may accept pay-
ment for professional services by a credit
card.
21. Failing to dispose of an animal, deceased or
alive, or a part thereof, in accordance with
the client's instructions if those instructions
are in accordance with law and accepted
veterinary standards and practice.
22. If a client fails to give instructions regarding
disposal of an animal or a part thereof, or
gives instructions not in accordance with law
or accepted veterinary standards and prac-
tices, disposing of the animal or a part
thereof by any means that are not in accor-
dance with law and accepted veterinary
standards and practices.
23. If an animal has died unexpectedly or from
an anaesthetic, failing to promptly inform
the client about the availability of a necrop-
sy through a veterinarian independent of
the attending veterinarian but, having pro-
vided the information, the attending veteri-
narian or an associate, upon the client's
request, may perform the necropsy.
24. Abusing a client verbally or physically or
permitting or counselling an associate or
auxiliary to abuse a client verbally or physi-
cally.
25. Having a conflict of interest.
26. Having a licence under the Live Stock Medi-
cines Act or an interest in an establishment
or undertaking that has a licence under that
Act, or deriving a benefit directly or indi-
rectly from an establishment or undertaking
that has a licence under the Live Stock Med-
icines Act.
27. Failing to make or retain the records
required by this Regulation.
28. Falsifying a record regarding professional
services.
29. Failing to abide by a condition in a licence
or a certificate of accreditation.
30. Failing to direct or supervise, or inade-
quately directing or supervising, an auxilia-
ry-
31. Permitting, counselling or assisting any per-
son, other than a member, to practise, or to
attempt to practise, veterinary medicine.
32. Permitting, advising or assisting any person,
other than a member, to perform any act or
function which should properly be perform-
ed by a member.
33. Directly or by implication representing any
person to be a member who is not a mem-
ber.
34. Signing or issuing a veterinary certificate,
report or similar document that contains a
statement that the member knows or ought
to know is false, misleading or otherwise
improper.
35. Signing or issuing a veterinary certificate,
report or similar document without ascer-
taining, or taking reasonable measures to
determine, the accuracy of its contents.
36. Permitting a veterinary certificate, report or
similar document to be issued in the mem-
ber's name, or with his or her concurrence,
without personally signing it.
37. If a licence of another person is suspended
or has been revoked or cancelled, a member
for any purpose related to the practice of
veterinary medicine, except with the prior
written consent of the Executive Committee
and subject to the terms of that consent,
i. retains or uses the services of that
person,
ii. employs or is employed by him or
her,
iii. maintains a partnership or associa-
tion with him or her,
iv. directly or indirectly receives, makes
or confers any remuneration or bene-
fit from or to him or her, or
V. shares or occupies space with him or
her.
38. Failing to reply appropriately or within a
reasonable time to a written inquiry
received from the College.
39. Making any statement, orally or in writing,
calculated to belittle or injure the profes-
sional reputation of another veterinarian, or
unnecessarily commenting adversely upon
any professional act of another veterinarian.
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40. Treating an animal receiving veterinary ser-
vices from another member without notify-
ing the other member and obtaining the rel-
evant historical information as soon as
practicable.
41. Treating an animal receiving veterinary ser-
vices from another member who did not
refer the animal without advising the client
that such uncoordinated veterinary services
may place the animal at risk.
42. Engaging in or permitting the publication,
broadcast, display, distribution or use of, a
testimonial or endorsement.
43. Touting or, except as permitted by this Reg-
ulation, soliciting professional business.
44. An act or omission relevant to the practice
of veterinary medicine that, having regard
to the circumstances, would reasonably be
regarded as unprofessional conduct.
(2) Despite paragraph 26 of subsection (1), it is
not professional misconduct for a member to own
shares in the United Co-Operatives of Ontario or in a
corporation the shares of which are publicly traded
through the Toronto Stock Exchange even if the cor-
poration has a licence under the Live Stock Medicines
Act. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 17.
18. A member shall exercise generally accepted
standards of practice and procedures in the perfor-
mance of veterinary services. O. Reg. 140/90, s . 18.
19. — (1) A member is responsible for the conduct
of his or her auxiliaries and for the suitability and
quality of the performance of their acts.
(2) A member is guilty of professional misconduct
if an auxiliary of the member does or omits to do any-
thing that, if done or omitted by a member, would
constitute professional misconduct.
(3) A member properly supervises the perfor-
mance of an auxiliary's task if the member,
(a) is physically present on the premises when
the task is performed, remains available for
personal intervention if required and moni-
tors the performance to determine that the
task is properly carried out; or
(b) if absent on account of an emergency or
otherwise temporarily absent and the per-
formance of the task does not require a
member's attendance, has given general
instructions for such an occasion and the
member ascertains as soon as practicable
after the task is performed that it was prop-
erly carried out.
(4) A member may direct an auxiliary who is suit-
ably qualified by education or experience to perform.
under the supervision of a member, the tasks tradi-
tionally assigned to auxiliaries including flushing and
infusion procedures in the course of embryo transfers
after appropriate assessment by a member.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 19.
20. — (1) A member is responsible for providing
reasonably prompt services outside of regular prac-
tice hours if the services are medically necessary for
animals that he or she has recently treated or that he
or she treats regularly.
(2) The services required under subsection (1)
may be provided by the member or an associate or by
referral to another member who has agreed to cover
the referring member's practice.
(3) If a member provides services under subsec-
tion (1) outside of regular practice hours by referring
an animal to an emergency clinic, the member is
responsible for promptly continuing to provide medi-
cally necessary services to the animal after discharge
from the emergency clinic until the services are no
longer required or until the client has had a reason-
able opportunity to arrange for the services of anoth-
er member. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 20.
21, — (1) A member who induces general
anaesthesia in an animal or undertakes critical care of
an animal is responsible for monitoring the recovery
of the animal until its medical condition is stable and
satisfactory.
(2) The monitoring under subsection (1) may be
done personally, through another member or
through an auxiliary who is suitably qualified by edu-
cation or experience if supervised by the member.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 21.
22. — (1) The records required in respect of each
companion animal shall contain the following infor-
mation:
1. Patient identification, including species, age
and sex.
2. The client's name, address and telephone
numbers.
3. If the client is likely to be absent from his or
her address while the animal is confined
with the member, the name, address and
telephone number of a person to be contact-
ed in case of an emergency.
4. Date of each time that the member sees the
animal.
5. A history of the animal's health, including a
record of vaccinations.
6. The animal's current weight.
7. Particulars of each assessment, including
any laboratory investigations, performed or
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ordered by the member and the results of
each assessment.
8. A note of any professional advice given
regarding the animal and an indication of
when and to whom such advice was given if
other than to the client.
9. All medical or surgical treatments and pro-
cedures used, dispensed, prescribed or per-
formed by or at the direction of the mem-
ber, including the name, strength, dose and
quantity of any drugs.
10. A copy of all reports prepared by the mem-
ber in respect of the animal.
11. A final assessment of the animal .
12. The fees and charges, showing separately
those for drugs and those for advice or other
13. Any additional records required by this
Regulation.
(2) The records required in respect of each food-
producing animal or herd shall contain the following
information:
1. Individual or herd identification, or both,
including species, breed and sex.
2. If individual advice or care is given, at least
one of the animal's name, the animal's tat-
too or ear-tag number or the animal's col-
our, markings or other distinguishing physi-
cal features.
3. The client's name, address and telephone
numbers.
4. The name and telephone number of a per-
son to be contacted in the absence of the cli-
ent.
5 . Date of each se rvice .
6. A history of the presenting complaint.
7.
If there is a presenting complaint, particu-
lars of each assessment, including any labo-
ratory investigations performed or ordered
by the member and the results of each
assessment.
A note of any professional advice regarding
the individual or herd and an indication of
to whom the advice was given if other than
to the client.
A complete record of all written prescrip-
tions and drugs dispensed or prescribed by
the member in accordance with section 26.
10. A copy of any report prepared by the mem-
ber in respect of the individual or herd.
11. The fees and charges, showing separately
those for drugs and those for advice or other
services.
12. Any additional records required by this
Regulation.
(3) The records required in respect of a horse are
the same as those required in respect of a food-pro-
ducing animal.
(4) The records required in respect of poultry, for
each bird or flock, shall contain the following infor-
mation:
1. Bird or flock identification, or both, includ-
ing species and type.
2. The client's name, address and telephone
numbers.
3. The name and telephone number of a per-
son to be contacted in the absence of thé cli-
ent.
4. Date of each service.
5. A history of the presenting complaint.
6. If there is a presenting complaint, particu-
lars of each assessment, including any labo-
ratory investigations performed or ordered
by the member and the results of each
assessment.
7. A note of any professional advice regarding
the bird or flock and an indication of to
whom the advice was given if other than to
the client.
8. A complete record of all written prescrip-
tions and drugs dispensed or prescribed by
the member, made in accordance with sec-
tion 27.
9. A copy of any report prepared by the mem-
ber in respect of the bird or flock.
10. The fees and charges showing separately
those for drugs and those for advice or other
services.
11. Any additional records required by this
Regulation.
(5) The records required under this section shall
be,
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(c) retained for a period of at least five years
after the date of the last entry in the record
or until two years after the member ceases
to practise veterinary medicine, whichever
occurs first.
(6) Despite subsection (5), the records required
under this section may be maintained in any electron-
ic medium that provides a visual display of recorded
information if,
(a) the recorded information is capable of being
printed promptly; and
(b) any changes in the recorded information are
clearly indicated as changes. O. Reg.
140/90, s. 22.
PART III
DRUGS
23.— (1) In this Part,
"controlled drug" means any drug or substance
included in Schedule G;
"dispense" means administer, sell, distribute or give
away;
"drug" means a drug as defined in clause 113 (1) (d)
of the Health Disciplines Act;
"internal use" means local or systemic absorption
upon introduction into the body by the parenteral
route or through a body orifice;
"narcotic" means any substance included in Schedule
N or anything that contains a substance included in
Schedule N;
"pharmacist" means a person who is licensed under
Part IV of the Health Disciplines Act; and
"prescription" means the dispensing of any drug or
mixture of drugs.
(2) A reference to Schedule B, D, E, F, G or N is
a reference to such Schedule established by Regula-
tion 451 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980
made under Part VI of the Health Disciplines Act.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 23.
24. Subsections 22 (5) and (6) apply to the regis-
ters, entries and other records required by this Part.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 24.
25. — (1) Every member who dispenses drugs shall
maintain a system for filing the records of the pur-
chase and dispensing of the drugs.
(2) A member shall keep a record of every pur-
chase of a drug and, immediately upon such purchase
shall enter.
(a) the date of the purchase;
(b) the name, strength and quantity of the drug;
(c) the name and address of the person from
whom the drug was purchased or received;
(d) the purchase price ; and
(e) in the case of a controlled drug or narcotic,
the signature of the member who made the
purchase.
(3) The maintenance in systematic order of all
drug purchase invoices is a record for the purposes of
subsection (2). O. Reg. 140/90, s. 25.
26. If a member decides to treat an animal with a
drug and either does not dispense it or is asked by the
owner for a prescription, the member shall give a
written prescription to the owner or offer to give an
oral prescription to a pharmacist acceptable to the
owner. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 26.
27. — (1) A member who dispenses a drug shall
make a written record showing,
(a) the name and address of the owner of the
animal or group of animals for which the
drug is prescribed;
(b) the name, strength and quantity of the pre-
scribed drug;
(c) the directions for use if they are different
than the directions for use on the manufac-
turer's label or if the manufacturer's label
does not specify the directions for use;
(d) the date on which the drug is dispensed; and
(e) the price charged.
(2) The member shall retain the written record
required under subsection (1) for a period of at least
five years or until he or she ceases to practice veteri-
nary medicine, whichever occurs first.
(3) A member who dispenses a drug shall mark
the container in which the drug is dispensed with,
(a) the name, strength and quantity of the drug;
(b) the date the drug is dispensed;
(c) the name and address of the member;
(d) the identity of the animal or group of ani-
mals for which it is dispensed;
(e) the name of the owner of the animal or ani-
mals; and
(f) the prescribed directions for use.
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(4) Except for a drug referred to in Schedule G or
N or Part I of Schedule F, subsection (3) does not
apply if the container in which a drug is dispensed is
the original and unopened container in which the
drug was packaged, the original label on the contain-
er has not been altered and the prescribed directions
for use are the same as the directions for use on the
original label. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 27.
28. — (1) A member who dispenses a drug referred
to in Schedule G or N shall keep a narcotics and con-
trolled drug register in which is entered,
(a) the date of the dispensing;
(b) the name and address of the owner of the
animal or animals for which the drug was
dispensed;
(c) the name, strength and quantity of the drug
dispensed;
(d) the quantity of the drug remaining after dis-
pensing; and
(e) the price charged.
(2) A member shall,
(a) protect controlled drugs and narcotics in his
or her possession from loss and theft;
(b) report immediately any loss or theft of a
controlled drug or narcotic to a police offi-
cer; and
(c) report any loss or theft of a controlled drug
or narcotic within ten days of the discovery
thereof to the Minister of Health and Wel-
fare, Canada.
(3) A member shall not permit any person other
than another member or an auxiliary acting upon the
specific direction of a member to dispense or have
access to a controlled drug or narcotic.
(4) Controlled drugs and narcotics shall be kept in
a locked cabinet designed and constructed to ensure
the reasonable security of the drugs.
(5) The cabinet mentioned in subsection (4) shall
be kept locked except when drugs are being placed in
or removed from the cabinet.
(6) A member shall not prescribe or dispense a
controlled drug or narcotic unless,
(a) the animal for which the controlled drug or
narcotic is prescribed or dispensed is an ani-
mal under his or her professional treatment;
and
(b) the controlled drug or narcotic is required
for a condition for which the animal is
receiving treatment from the member.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 28.
29, — (1) A member who dispenses a drug referred
to in Part I of Schedule D shall keep a poison register
in which is entered,
(a) the date of the dispensing;
(b) the name and address of the purchaser;
(c) the name, strength and quantity of the drug
dispensed; and
(d) the purpose for which the drug is required
as stated by the purchaser.
(2) No drug referred to in Part I of Schedule D
shall be delivered to the purchaser until the record
required under subsection (1) has been completed
and both the purchaser and member have signed the
record.
(3) A member who dispenses a drug referred to in
Part I of Schedule D shall ensure that the name of the
drug and the word "POISON" is legibly and conspi-
cuously displayed on the outer surface of the contain-
er of the drug.
(4) A member who dispenses a drug referred to in
Part II of Schedule D for internal use shall ensure
that the name of the drug and the words
''CAUTION: May be poisonous if used in large doses
or for a long time. Do not exceed the recommended
dose without consulting a veterinarian'" are legibly
and conspicuously displayed on the outer surface of
the container of the drug.
(5) A member who dispenses a drug referred to in
Part II of Schedule D for external application shall
ensure that the name of the drug and the words
''CAUTION: FOR EXTERNAL APPLICATION
ONLY: May be poisonous if used internally'' are legi-
bly and conspicuously displayed on the outer surface
of the container of the drug. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 29.
30. — (1) A member shall not dispense a substance
listed in Schedule B unless it is labelled in accordance
with this section.
(2) A container in which a substance referred to in
Part II of Schedule B is dispensed shall include on the
label, legibly and conspicuously displayed on the out-
er surface of the container, the name of the substance
and a caution or warning that the substance should be
kept out of reach of children.
(3) A container in which a substance referred to in
Part III of Schedule B is dispensed shall include on
the label, legibly and conspicuously displayed on the
outer surface of the container, the name of the sub-
stance and a caution or warning that the substance
should be used only with adequate ventilation.
(4) Subsections (2) and (3) do not apply if the sub-
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stance is referred to in the Hazardous Products Act
(Canada). O. Reg. 140/90, s. 30.
31. — (1) In this section "withholding time" means,
in reference to an animal that receives a drug or sub-
stance, the period of time for which the animal or the
product of the animal should be withheld or with-
drawn from sale for consumption.
(2) When a member dispenses a drug or substance
for use in food-producing animals, the member shall
advise the recipient of the drug or substance of an
appropriate withholding time, which shall be at least
as long as the withholding time recommended by the
manufacturer of the drug or substance.
(3) The container in which the drug or substance is
dispensed shall include on the label, legibly and con-
spicuously displayed on the outer surface of the con-
tainer, a warning of an appropriate withholding time,
which shall be at least as long as the withholding time
recommended by the manufacturer.
(4) When a member dispenses a drug or substance
for use in food-producing animals and the member
knows or suspects that use will be made or a dosage
will be administered of the drug or substance that is
different than the use or dosage that is customary or
recommended by the manufacturer, the member
shall, in addition to the advice required under subsec-
tion (2), advise the recipient of the drug or substance
that the appropriate withholding time is not known
but should be substantially longer than the recom-
mended withholding time. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 31 .
32. — (1) In this section, "child resistant package"
means a container or package that meets the require-
ments of the regulations made under the Food and
Drugs Act (Canada).
(2) A member shall dispense a drug in a child
resistant package unless,
(a) a child resistant package is unobtainable
through no fault of the member; or
(b) a child resistant package is not suitable
because of the amount or physical form of
the drug. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 32.
33. — (1) No member shall administer, dispense oi
prescribe a drug unless,
(a) the member has assumed the responsibility
for making medical judgements regarding
the health of the animal and the need for
medical treatment and the custodian of the
animal has indicated a willingness to accept
the advice of the member;
(b) the member has sufficient knowledge of the
animal by virtue of a history and inquiry and
either physical examination of the animal or
medically appropriate and timely visits to
the premises where the animal is kept to
reach at least a general or preliminary diag-
nosis;
(c) the member believes that the drug is pro-
phylactically or therapeutically indicated for
the animal; and
(d) the member is readily available in case of
adverse reactions to the drug or failure of
the regimen of therapy.
(2) No member shall,
(a) sign a blank prescription form;
(b) knowingly represent that a drug is a drug
which it is not or that it contains a substance
which it does not;
(c) send through the mail, except by registered
mail, a drug referred to in Schedule D, E,
F, GorN;
(d) knowingly dispense a drug for resale except
to another member or a pharmacist;
(e) dispense a drug or possess a drug for the
purpose of dispensing the drug at any place
other than a veterinary facility where he or
she regularly practises veterinary medicine;
(f) dispense Hoechst Pharmaceutical product
T-61 except for administration by a member
or by a person known by the member to be
competent at intravenous injection,
(i) who is an auxiliary of the member
acting upon the specific direction of
the member; or
(ii) who is carrying out euthanasia duties
while operating, or while being
employed by a person operating a
pound, within the meaning of the
Animals for Research Act. O. Reg.
140/90, s. 33.
PART IV
HOLDING OUT
34. In this Part, "ancillary services" means board-
ing, grooming, funeral services and sales of foods,
supplies and other goods and services used by or with
animals that is provided by a member whether as part
of, or separately from, his or her practice of veteri-
nary medicine. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 34.
35. No member shall publish, display, distribute
or use, or permit, directly or indirectly, the publica-
tion, display, distribution or use of any advertise-
ment, announcement or similar form of communica-
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tion related to the member's professional services or
ancillary services or to a member's association with,
or employment by, any person, except as permitted
by this Part. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 35.
36. — (1) Except as provided in this Part, a mem-
ber may communicate factual, accurate and verifiable
information that a reasonable person would consider
relevant in the choice of a veterinarian, including the
availability of ancillary services, that,
(a) is not false, misleading or deceptive by the
inclusion or omission of any information;
(b) is readily comprehensible, dignified and in
good taste;
(c) contains no testimonial or comparative
statements;
(d) contains no information in respect of a fee
or price; and
(e) contains no reference to a specific drug,
appliance or equipment.
(2) Despite clause (1) (d), a member may display
or distribute within the veterinary facility where he or
she practises a fee schedule stating the fee for some
or all professional services or ancillary services or an
explanation of the basis for the calculation of such
fees, or both.
(3) The location and size of a displayed fee sched-
ule permitted by subsection (2) shall be such that it
cannot be read by a person outside the veterinary
facility. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 36.
37. — (1) A member shall not cause or permit,
directly or indirectly, his or her name to appear in
any communication offering to the public any prod-
uct or service other than the member's professional
services and ancillary services.
(2) A member shall not be associated with the
advertising or promotion of any product or service
other than the member's professional services and
ancillary services.
(3) Despite subsections (1) and (2), a member may
be associated with the advertising of a product or ser-
vice and permit his or her name to appear in a com-
munication offering to the public a product or service
in a printed publication intended to be read principal-
ly by veterinarians. O. Reg. 140/90, s . 37.
38. A member shall not participate directly or
indirectly in a system in which another person steers
or recommends clients to a member for a profession-
al service or an ancillary service. O. Reg. 140/90,
s. 38.
39. A member shall not contact or cummunicate
with, or attempt to contact or communicate with, any
person in order to solicit patronage of professional
services or ancillary services. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 39.
40. — (1) Despite section 39, a member may,
(a) send written communications, consistent
with section 35, generally to persons not
known to need professional services or
ancillary services but who might in general
find the availbaility of such services useful;
(b) distribute to his or her regular clients gener-
al information about animal health, preven-
tive medicine and recent developments in
veterinary medicine; and
(c) inform his or her regular clients, in writing
or by telephone, about health maintenance
procedures that are due to be carried out,
including a due date for immunization.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1),
(a) a person is a regular client of a member if,
(i) the person uses the professional ser-
vices of the member regularly and
with reasonable frequency; and
(ii) the person has not requested the
transfer of the records for the per-
son's animal to another member; and
(b) a person who uses the professional services
of a member who is in the employment of
another member shall be deemed to be a cli-
ent only of the employer member.
(3) A communication authorized by clause (1) (a)
shall be clearly and prominently marked "advertise-
ment" on each page. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 40.
41. — (1) The name used by a member in the prac-
tice of veterinary medicine shall be the same as the
name in which the member is entered in the register.
(2) A member may name the veterinary facility in
which he or she carries on an independent or private
practice of veterinary medicine with a designation
approved by the Accreditation Committee.
(3) The designation under subsection (2) shall con-
tain,
(a) a geographical reference appropriate to the
location of the facility or the surname of a
member who is or was associated with the
practice;
(b) the word "animal", "pet" or "veterinary"
except,
(i) if the practice in or from the facility
is restricted to one particular species,
the name of that species or one of the
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words "animar', "pet" or "veteri-
nary" or both the name of the species
and one of the words "animal",
"pet" and "veterinary"; and
(ii) if the practice in or from the facility
is restricted to poultry, the word
"poultry" with or without the word
"veterinary"; and
(c) an appropriate term required under section
1 1 for the class of certificate of accreditation
of the facility.
(4) The Accreditation Committee shall not
approve the designation if it is of the opinion that the
proposed designation,
(a) is inconsistent with subsection (3);
(b) is improper or unfitting; or
(c) may tend to be confused with the designa-
tion of another veterinary facility.
(5) The approval of the Accreditation Committee
is not required in respect of a designation that con-
forms to subsection (3) and that was in use on the
16th day of November, 1985. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 41 .
PARTY
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
42. — (1) In this Part, "related person" means a
person connected with a member by blood relation-
ship, marriage or adoption, and
(a) persons are connected by blood relationship
if one is the child or other descendent of the
other or one is the brother or sister of the
other;
(b) persons are connected by marriage if one is
married to the other or to a person who is
connected by blood relationship to the oth-
er; and
(c) persons are connected by adoption if one
has been adopted, either legally or in fact,
as the child of the other or as the child of a
person who is so connected by blood rela-
tionship, except as a brother or sister, to the
other.
(2) A member has a conflict of interest where the
member, or a related person, or an employee or
employer of the member, directly or indirectly,
(a) enters into any agreement, including a lease
of premises, under which any amount pay-
able by or to a member or a related person
is related to the amount of fees charged by
the member; or
(b) receives, makes or confers a fee, credit or
other benefit by reason of the referral or
transfer of an animal or a specimen from or
to any other person.
(3) Despite clause (2) (a), a member may enter
into a partnership agreement with another member
under which the drawings, interest or remuneration
of the partners is related to the amount of fees
charged by them. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 42.
43. — (1) In this section,
"employee" includes an agent;
"employer" includes a principal.
(2) A member has a conflict of interest who per-
forms a veterinary service in the course of employ-
ment by any person, other than another member,
except a service provided to the member's employer
or in accordance with subsection (4).
(3) For the purposes of subsection (2),
(a) a member who performs a veterinary ser-
vice for an animal shall be deemed to per-
form the service to the owner of the animal
which received the service; and
(b) a member employed by a humane society
operated in accordance with the Ontario
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani-
mals Act or by a pound operated under the
Animals for Research Act who performs a
veterinary service for an animal seized by,
or irrevocably surrendered to, the society or
pound shall be deemed to perform the ser-
vice to his or her employer.
(4) A member may practise veterinary medicine
as.
(a) an employee of the Crown in right of
Canada or of Ontario or an agency of the
Crown;
(b) an employee of the Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege of the University of Guelph;
(c) an employee of a municipal corporation if,
in the course of such employment, the mem-
ber's practice with respect to animals not
owned by the corporation is limited to spay
and neuter procedures, including the pre-
operative, intra-operative and post-opera-
tive management usually associated with
such procedures;
(d) an employee of an individual, partnership
or corporation selling food or drug products
for use in food-producing animals if, in the
course of the employment,
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(i) the member performs professional
services related only to the employ-
er's products and only for an estab-
lished customer of the employer and
at the customer's farm or similar
establishement, and
(ii) the member takes all reasonable
steps to notify the normally attending
veterinarian of the member's pro-
posed visit and the reasons for it so
that the normally attending veterina-
rian can discuss the matter with his or
her client, and, if desirable, arrange
to meet the member before or at the
visit;
(e) an employee of a humane society operated
in accordance with the Ontario Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act if,
in the course of the employment, the mem-
ber provides professional services under a
written contract that provides that the mem-
ber is responsible for all decisions relating to
the quality and promotion of the member's
professional services and the health of the
subject animals;
(f) an employee of Eastern Breeders Inc.,
United Breeders Inc. or Western Ontario
Breeders Inc., while it holds a licence under
the Artificial Insemination of Live Stock
Act, if, in the course of the employment, the
member's practice with respect to animals
not owned by the corporation is limited to
services in respect of fertility, including ova
and embryo transfer; and
(g) an employee of the personal representative
of a deceased member or the guardian of an
impaired member for a reasonable period of
time after the member's death or the com-
mencement of the member's impairment to
settle matters. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 43.
44. — (1) A member has a conflict of interest if the
member or a partner or associate of the member,
(a) inspects or assesses an animal on behalf of
both the seller and the buyer of the animal;
or
(b) being regularly engaged by the seller or buy-
er of an animal, inspects or assesses an ani-
mal on behalf of the other party to a sale.
(2) Despite subsection (1), a member, or a partner
or associate of the member, may inspect or assess an
animal on behalf of both the buyer and seller of the
animal or, where one or more of them are regularly
engaged by the seller or buyer of an animal, any of
them may inspect or assess an animal on behalf of the
other party to a sale if, before accepting engagement
by the second party, he or she,
(a) informs both parties of the conflict of inter-
est and of the circumstances giving rise to it;
(b) informs both parties that no information
received by the member, or a partner or
associate of the member, in connection with
the transaction can be treated as confiden-
tial so far as the other party is concerned;
and
(c) after informing the parties under clauses (a)
and (b), obtains the consent of both parties
to inspect or assess the animal on behalf of
both of them, which shall be in writing
unless it is impracticable to obtain the con-
sent in written form. O. Reg. 140/90,
s. 44.
PART VI
EXEMPTIONS
45. — (1) If a member or group of members spon-
sors a program to vaccinate domestic animals in
order to reduce human exposure to rabies, the mem-
ber may advertise the location, date and time of the
program, the names of participating members and
the cost of the vaccination if,
(a) all members practising in the area are invit-
ed to participate in the program at least two
weeks before the vaccinations are to be car-
ried out;
(b) the co-operation of the medical officer or
officers of health for the area is requested;
and
(c) the Registrar is given written notification of
the program at least two weeks before the
vaccinations are to be carried out and the
notice confirms that there has been compli-
ance with clauses (a) and (b).
(2) The vaccinations carried out in a program
under subsection (1) need not be performed in an
accredited veterinary facility if,
(a) drugs suitable for use in conventional veteri-
nary emergencies are available on the prem-
ises where the program is being conducted;
(b) vaccines are kept refrigerated;
(c) the premises where the program is being
conducted are kept clean; and
(d) vaccines are administered by an aseptic
technique.
(3) The records in section 22 are not required in
respect of a vaccination carried out in a program
under subsection (1), but a member shall record.
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(a) a reasonable identification of the vaccinated
animal;
(b) the owner's name, address and telephone
numbers;
(c) the date and fact of vaccination; and
(d) the type of vaccine, including the lot and
serial number of the vaccine administered.
(4) The information recorded under subsection (3)
shall be maintained in a systematic manner by the
members organizing the program.
(5) A conventional assessment is not required
before a vaccination is performed under this Part.
(6) After the vaccination, the member shall sign
and give to the custodian of each vaccinated animal a
certificate of vaccination for that animal, which shall
legibly set out the name and telephone number of the
vaccinating member. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 45.
PART VII
ADMINISTRATION
46. Every member, other than a member who
holds a short term licence, shall submit to the College
by the 30th day of November in each year, an infor-
mation return setting out,
(a) the member's principal place of practice or
principal place of residence;
(b) the address to which the member wishes
correspondence from the College to be sent;
(c) the addresses and telephone numbers of all
locations where the member practises veter-
inary medicine;
(d) the nature of the member's veterinary prac-
tice during the twelve month period ending
on the 31st day of October; and
(e) the professional associates of the member
and the form of relationship between them
and the member. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 46.
47. — (1) Before the 31st day of October in each
year, the Registrar shall mail to each member, other
than a member who holds a short term or educational
licence, a notice stating that the annual membership
fee and a completed annual information return are
due on the 30th day of November and setting out the
amount of the fee.
(2) The Registrar shall mail to each member who
holds an educational licence,
(a) at least one month before the licence is due
to expire, a notice setting out the due date
and amount of the renewal fee; and
(b) before the 31st day of October in each year,
a notice stating that a completed annual
information return is due on the 30th day of
November.
(3) The obligation to pay the annual membership
fee or renewal fee and to submit the annual informa-
tion return continues even if the Registrar fails to
mail a notice under subsection (1) or (2) or the mem-
ber fails to receive such notice. O. Reg. 140/90,
s. 47.
48. — (1) A member in private practice in Ontario
shall maintain a principal place of practice.
(2) A member shall notify the Registrar in writing
of the address to which the member wishes corre-
spondence from the college to be sent and shall notify
the Registrar in writing of any change of address.
(3) A member who is in private practice in
Ontario shall notify the Registrar in writing of the
municipal address or lot and concession number of
his or her principal place of practice and shall notify
the Registrar in writing of any change in such place.
(4) A member who is not in private practice in
Ontario shall notify the Registrar in writing of the
municipal address, lot and concession number or oth-
er physical location of his or her principal place of
practice or principal place of residence and shall noti-
fy the Registrar in writing of every change in such
place.
(5) If a member fails to comply with this section,
the address to which the member wishes correspon-
dence from the College to be sent and the member's
principal place of practice or residence shall be
deemed to be as shown on the last information return
submitted under section 46. O. Reg. 140/90, s . 48.
49. — (1) The Executive Committee shall regularly
determine what statistical information is desirable on
the supply, distribution and professional activities of
members of the College and may direct the Registrar
to compile the desired information.
(2) Upon the written request of the Registrar, a
member shall provide to the Registrar the informa-
tion requested for the compilation of statistics.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 49.
50. — (1) The Registrar shall cause, and the mem-
bers shall permit, the inspection of facilities and of
the records kept by members in connection with the
practice of veterinary medicine, in order to deter-
mine if,
(a) the facility is being operated under and in
accordance with a certificate of accredita-
tion;
(b) the facility and the applicant or holder of a
certificate of accreditation meet the qualifi-
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cations and requirements for a certificate of
accreditation;
(c) the records in respect of the practice of vet-
erinary medicine are being kept as required;
and
(d) the veterinary medicine being practised is
generally in accordance with the standards
of practice of the profession.
(2) A holder of a certificate of accreditation who
meets the requirements of section 10 is eligible for a
renewal of the certificate if an application for the
renewal is submitted not earlier than five months and
not later than three months before the expiry of the
certificate.
(3) If an application for renewal is not submitted
in the time specified under subsection (2) and the cer-
tificate of accreditation expires, the holder of the cer-
tificate must submit a new application.
(4) Upon receipt of an application for renewal, the
Registrar shall promptly cause an inspection under
subsection (1) to be carried out.
(5) If a holder of a certificate of accreditation
applies in accordance with subsection (2), and the
inspection does not occur one month or more before
the expiry of the certificate of accreditation, the cer-
tificate of accreditation remains valid,
(a) until the Registrar renews the certificate of
accreditation; or
(b) where the Registrar refuses to renew the
certificate of accreditation, until the
Accreditation Committee decides the dispo-
sition of the application.
(6) If a member applies for a certificate of accredi-
tation and complies with clauses 10 (a) to (d), the
Registrar shall promptly cause an inspection to be
carried out in order to determine if the veterinary
facility meets the applicable standards established
under subsection 8 (1) of the Act. O. Reg. 140/90,
s. 50.
51. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), the name of a
member entered in the register shall be the same as
the name of the member in the documentary evi-
dence of his or her basic degree in veterinary medi-
cine.
(2) The Registrar shall direct the entry of a name
other than the name required by subsection (1) if the
member satisfies the Registrar that the use of the oth-
er name is not for an improper purpose and deposits
with the College,
(a) a certified copy of an order of a court of
competent jurisdiction in Ontario changing
the member's name or a change of name
certificate issued under the Change of Name
Act, 1986;
(b) a certified copy of a valid certificate of mar-
riage or of a decree absolute of divorce from
a court in Canada;
(c) documentary material that, in the opinion
of the Registrar, sufficiently identifies the
member as the person named in the docu-
mentary evidence of his or her basic degree
in veterinary medicine; or
(d) any combination of material referred to in
clauses (a), (b) and (c).
(3) Subsection (2) applies with necessary modifica-
tions to an applicant for a licence. O. Reg. 140/90,
s. 51.
52. The Registrar shall enter in the register the
principal place of practice or residence of each
member. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 52.
53. — (1) Any person may inspect the information
entered in the register or in the directory during the
normal hours of operation of the College's offices.
(2) The register or the directory may be main-
tained in an electronic form and, if so, the informa-
tion entered in the register or in the directory shall be
capable of being printed promptly.
(3) The Registrar may give information from the
register or the directory to any person in printed form
or orally. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 53.
54. — (1) The Registrar shall issue a certificate of
standing in respect of a member to any person who
requests a certificate and pays the appropriate fee set
out in the Schedule.
(2) A certificate of standing shall set out,
(a) the information respecting the member that
is entered in the register; and
(b) whether there is any outstanding referral to
the Discipline Committee or the Registra-
tion Committee in respect of the member.
O. Reg. 140/90, s. 54.
55. — (1) The Registrar shall publish the written
reasons for any decision of the Discipline Committee
in the original or a modified form and, in any such
publication,
(a) the identity of the member shall be made
known if the name of the member or former
member is required by the Act to be includ-
ed in the publication of the Committee's
finding; or
(b) if clause (a) does not apply, the identity of
the member shall not be made known unless
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the member requests in writing that he or
she be identified.
(2) The written reasons for a decision of the Disci-
pline Committee, in their original or modified form,
shall be available to the public upon request.
(3) The Registrar may communicate orally or in
writing, or both, the decision of the Discipline Com-
mittee to any complainant and upon request, to any
witness who testified at the hearing and the Registrar
may also provide any other information necessary to
explain the proceedings and the decision to the com-
plainant or witness, including a copy of any written
reasons of the committee in their original or modified
form.
(4) The Registrar may publish the findings and
reasons for a decision of the Registration Committee
in respect of impairment proceedings but, in any such
publication, the identity of any member who is the
subject of impairment proceedings shall not be made
known. O. Reg. 140/90, s. 55.
56. This Regulation comes into force on the day
that section 7 of the Veterinarians Act, 1989 comes
into force.
Schedule
FEES
1. Local examination $100.00
2. Application fee:
(a) for short term or educational
licence 25.00
(b) for all other licences 50.00
3. Licence fee:
(a) for short term or educational
licence nil
(b) for all other licences 50.00
4. Membership fee:
(a) for short term licence 100.00
(b) for educational licence for six
months 50.00
(c) for all other licences 400.00
5. Initial annual membership fee
where licence is issued:
(a) between April 1st and June 30th . 300.00
(b) between July 1st and September
30th 200.00
(c) between October 1st and Decem-
ber 31st $100.00
6. Annual membership fee, excluding
the intitial annual membership fee,
for a member holding a general
licence but who resides outside of
Ontario and does not practice veter-
inary medicine in Ontario 200.00
7. Late payment penalty in respect of:
(a) an annual membership fee 100.00
(b) an educational licence 25.00
8. Inspection fees — for each location
where an inspection takes place 75.00
9. Inspection fees, in addition to the
amount sjjecified in Item 8:
(a) for the inspection of a companion
animal hospital, a companion ani-
mal emergency clinic, a food-pro-
ducing animal hospital or an
equine clinic 75.00
(b) for the inspection of a companion
animal office, companion animal
mobile office, companion animal
spay-neuter clinic or a poultry
service 60.00
(c) for the inspection of a companion
animal mobile, a food-producing
mobile or an equine mobile 50.00
(d) for the inspection mentioned in
clause (c) if another facility is
being inspected at the same time
for the purposes of being
accredited 35 .00
(e) for an inspection of two or more
mobiles under clause (c) of the
same kind, at the same location
and at the same time 50.00 for
the first
mobile;
$35.00
for each
addi-
tional
mobile
10. Late payment penalty of an inspec-
tion fee in respect of a certificate of
accreditation 75.00
1 1 . Certificate of standing
10.00
O. Reg. 140/90, Sched.
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 141/90 2041
Council of the College of
Veterinarians of Ontario:
R. C. Stone
President
Harvey H. Grenn
Registrar
Dated at Guelph, this 28th day of February, 1990.
15/90
EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 141/90.
General Legislative Grants, 1990.
Made— March 20th, 1990.
Approved— March 29th, 1990.
Filed— March 29th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
EDUCATION ACT
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE GRANTS, 1990
definitions
1. In this Regulation, the following definitions
apply for a board for the year 1990,
"assessment" means the sum of,
(a) the residential and farm assessment as
defined in section 220 of the Act, and
(b) the quotient obtained by dividing by 0.85
the commercial assessment as defined in
section 220 of the Act,
that is rateable for the purposes of the board;
"A.D.E." means average daily enrolment calculated
correct to two places of decimals under Ontario
Regulation 127/85 (Calculation of Average Daily
Enrolment);
"A.E.F. for grant purposes", for a municipality or
locality, means the assessment equalization factor
provided by the Minister for this purpose;
"capital appurtenances" means,
(a) school sites and additions and improve-
ments thereto,
(b) school buildings, including permanent fix-
tures thereof, "and additions, alterations and
renovations to such buildings and perma-
nent fixtures.
(c) buildings that are not school buildings,
including permanent fixtures thereof, and
additions, alterations and renovations to
such buildings and permanent fixtures,
(d) vehicles and watercraft used for the trans-
portation of pupils, and replacements of
such vehicles 'and watercraft, and
(e) furniture and equipment and replacements
thereof and library resource materials for
the initial equipping of a library resource
centre, but excluding therefrom items
referred to in clause (d) and permanent fix-
tures of a building;
'capital element included in rent", in respect of rent-
al of computer equipment for instructional pur-
poses and rental of accommodation and school
sites, means the total rental revenue or rental
expenditure as the case may be, that is in excess of
the cost of services that are included as part of the
rental contract, except that in the case of rental of
computer equipment or accommodation for
instructional purposes, the capital element in rent
cannot be less than the portion designated by the
Minister for inclusion in the determination of the
recognized extraordinary expenditure of the
board;
'continuing education A.D.E. for grant purposes"
means the sum of the portion of the A.D.E. calcu-
lated under section 3 of Ontario Regulation
127/85 (Calculation of Average Daily Enrolment)
that is in respect of pupils enrolled in a program
operated by the board in a course approved by the
Minister,
(a) established for adults for which credit is
granted or in an independent study course,
and in the case of a separate school board
other than a Roman Catholic school board,
the course is in the intermediate division,
(b) of basic literacy or basic numeracy for
adults,
(c) of citizenship and language instruction for
persons admitted to Canada as permanent
residents under the Immigration Act
(Canada), or
(d) of English or French as a second language
for adults whose first language is neither
English nor French,
and in the case of,
(e) a course described in clause (a), except for a
pupil enrolled in an independent study
course, for French-speaking adults in which
French is the language of instruction,
(f) a course described in clause (b), where the
instructors are employed by and paid by the
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board, or the course is provided under sec-
tion 165a (2) of the Act,
(g) a course described in clause (c) or (d), or
(h) a course described in clause (a), except for a
pupil enrolled in an independent study
course, offered in a secondary school that
has an enrolment of fewer than 120 pupils
per grade and that is located in a territorial
district more than 80 kilometres from all
other secondary schools in the Province that
have the same language of instruction,
where the number of pupils is fewer than fifteen,
such number shall be increased by five or a lesser
number, as the case requires, to a maximum of fif-
teen for the purpose of calculating the A.D.E.;
"current cost of operating" means total current
expenditure less the sum of,
(a) current expenditure for,
(i) the capital element included in rent
payable,
(ii) transportation of pupils and persons
qualified to be resident pupils to and
from a school, a facility referred to in
subsection 166 (2) of the Act or a
centre referred to in subsection
166 (3) thereof,
(iii) transportation of pupils from one
school to another school or a facility
referred to in subsection 166 (2) of
the Act, where such transportation is
of a kind that is eligible for approval
by the Minister as R.E.E. ,
(iv) board, lodging and weekly transpor-
tation of pupils under sections 78,
166, 258 and 261 of the Act,
(v) capital appurtenances referred to in
clauses (a), (b), (c) and (d) of the
definition "capital appurtenances",
(vi) capital appurtenances referred to in
clause (e) of the definition "capital
appurtenances" that have not been
designated by the board as ordinary
expenditure,
(vii) debt charges,
(viii) tuition fees in respect of resident-
external pupils of the board,
(ix) P.A.C. in respect of resident-
external pupils of the board,
(x) relocation of portable classrooms.
(xi) restoration of destroyed and dam-
aged capital appurtenances, and
(xii) interest on short-term borrowings for
the period between the date of issue
and date of sale of debentures for the
purchase of capital appurtenances,
(b) the sum of,
(i) tax adjustments,
(ii) the costs of performing the duties of
a municipal council in territory with-
out municipal organization,
(iii) provision for a reserve for working
funds,
(iv) provision for a reserve for tax reduc-
tion in 1991,
(v) allocation to reserve funds,
(vi) payments made by a Roman Catholic
school board under Ontario Regula-
tion 144/90 (Payment Transfer Be-
tween Coterminous Boards),
(c) current revenue from sources other than,
(i) legislative grants except payments
under subsections 15 (2) and 16 (2),
section 26, subsections 27 (1) and (4)
and sections 29, 40 and 41 ,
(ii) taxes, payments in lieu of taxes and
trailer fees,
(iii) tuition fees in respect of non-resident
pupils of the board,
(iv) the P.A.C. in respect of non-resident
pupils of the board,
(v) the capital element included in rent
receivable,
(vi) disposal of capital appurtenances ,
(vii) insurance proceeds in respect of capi-
tal appurtenances,
(viii) transfers from other funds,
(ix) transfers from a reserve for working
funds,
(x) transfer from a reserve for tax reduc-
tion,
(xi) accrued interest on debentures sold
at date of sale thereof,
(xii) interest earned on capital funds.
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(xiii) reimbursements of expenditure for
transportation of pupils including
payments under sections 34 and 35,
(xiv) grants, except legislative grants, or
other reimbursements for capital
expenditure from the revenue fund,
(xv) donations directed in writing by the
donor to the purchase of a capital
appurtenance and so applied, and
(xvi) payments received under Ontario
Regulation 144/90 (Payment Trans-
fer Between Coterminous Boards),
and
(d) the amount calculated under clause 28 (a);
'day school A.D.E. for grant purposes" means the
sum of,
(a) the portion of the A.D.E. calculated under
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 127/85,
(Calculation of Average Daily Enrolment)
that is in respect of resident-internal pupils
of the board; and
(b) the amount in respect of declining enrol-
ment that is calculated as follows,
E X [(A X C) -(- (B X D)], correct
to two places of decimals,
where,
E = the amount calculated in clause
(a).
A =(-
ADE89
1)
ADE 90 + ADE.EB.90
correct to four places of deci-
mals.
B = (-
ADE
ADE 89 + ADE.EB.89
1)
correct to four places of deci-
mals,
C = 0.6 if A is greater than zero and
E is less than 4,000, or
= 0.3 if A is greater than zero and
E is equal to or greater than
14,000, or
n A ^ fi /E- 4,000,1
= 0.6 X II - ( : )], cor-
20,000
rect to four places of decimals,
if A is greater than zero and E
is greater than 4,000 but less
than 14,000, or
= 1.0 if A is equal to or less than
zero.
D = 0.3 if B is greater than zero and
E is less than 4,000, or
= 0.15 if B is greater than zero
and E is equal to or greater
than 14,000, or
0.3 X [1
.E- 4,000.,
20,000
rect to four places of decimals,
if B is greater than zero and E
is greater than 4,000 but less
than 14,000, or
= 0.0 if B is equal to or less than
zero,
where,
ADE 90, ADE 89 and ADE 88
means the average daily enrolment
for 1990, 1989 and 1988 respectively
in respect of resident-internal and
non-resident pupils, calculated under
clauses 2 (a) and (b) of Ontario Reg-
ulation 127/85 (Calculation of Aver-
age Daily Enrolment),
ADE.EB.89 and ADE.EB.90 mean
the amounts by which ADE 89 and
ADE 90 respectively were reduced
as a result of the transfer to a Roman
Catholic school board of a secondary
school referred to in section 40, or
the transfer to The Ottawa-Carleton
French-language School Board of a
school under Part XII of the
Ottawa-Carleton French- Language
School Board Act, 1988, and
where the amount calculated under
clause (b) is a negative amount, it
shall be zero;
'elementary school pupil" means a pupil who is
enrolled in a school operated by,
(a) a district school area board, a Protestant
separate school board, a Roman Catholic
separate school board other than a Roman
Catholic school board, or
(b) a board of education, a Roman Catholic
school board or the public sector or the
Roman Catholic sector of The Ottawa-
Carleton French-language School Board for
the purfK)ses of receiving education in the
primary division, junior division or first two
years of the intermediate division;
'eligible sum for French as a first language" means,
(a) in respect of elementary school pupils, the
sum of.
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(i) the product of $278 and the enrol-
ment for a program provided in a
French-language instructional unit,
and
(ii) where in 1990 the board establishes
under section 258 of the Act a class
in which French is the language of
instruction in an elementary school
where no such class was provided pri-
or to the 2nd day of September, 1974
and such class is approved by the
Minister for grant purposes,
(A) $5,400 if the class established
in 1990 is the first,
(B) $3,240 if the class established
in 1990 is the second,
(C) $2,160 if the class established
in 1990 is the third,
such class in the school, and
(b) in respect of secondary school pupils, the
sum of the products obtained by multiplying
the enrolment for a program in a subject in
a class established under section 261 of the
Act in which French is the language of
instruction, by the number of credits that
may be granted to a pupil for the subject or
by one in the case of a subject offered in a
day school in a course for which no credit
may be granted and for which a minimum of
110 hours has been scheduled and by,
(i) $85 in the case of pupils enrolled in
the intermediate division, or
(ii) $91 in the case of pupils enrolled in
the senior division,
subject to the limitation that the maximum
number of credits or courses for which no
credit may be granted that may be taken
into account for the purpose of this subpara-
graph in respect of any one pupil is five;
'eligible sum for French as a second language"
means,
(a) in respect of elementary school pupils, the
sum of,
(i) the product of $119 and the enrol-
ment for a program in classes estab-
lished for pupils whose first language
is not French of an average of 20 or
more minutes but less than 40
minutes per school day of instruction
in French,
(ii) the product of $218 and the enrol-
ment for a program in classes estab-
lished for pupils whose first language
is not French of an average of 40 or
more minutes but less than 60
minutes per school day of instruction
in French,
(iii) the product of $248 and the enrol-
ment for a program in classes estab-
lished for pupils whose first language
is not French of an average of 60 or
more minutes but less than 150
minutes per school day of instruction
in French, and
(iv) the product of $278 and the enrol-
ment for a program in classes estab-
lished for pupils whose first language
is not French of an average of,
(A) 150 minutes or more per
school day of instruction in
French, for pupils other than
pupils enrolled in junior kin-
dergarten or kindergarten, or
(B) 75 minutes or more per school
day of instruction in French,
for pupils enrolled in junior
kindergarten or kindergarten,
and
(b) in respect of secondary school pupils, the
sum of,
(i) the products obtained by multiplying
the enrolment for a program in the
subject of French that is established
for pupils whose first language is not
French, by the number of credits that
may be granted to a pupil for such
subject, and by,
(A) $55 in the case of a subject
offered in the intermediate
division, or
(B) $72 in the case of a subject
offered in the senior division,
and
(ii) the products obtained by multiplying
the enrolment for a program estab-
lished for pupils whose first language
is not French and in which a subject
other than French is taught in the
French language, by the number of
credits that may be granted to a pupil
for such subject, and by,
(A) $90 in the case of a subject
offered in the intermediate
division, or
(B) $139 in the case of a subject
offered in the senior division;
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"eligible sum for full-day kindergarten" means the
product of,
(a) the sum of $3,547.50 and the amounts per
pupil that are set out in Columns 10 and 1 1
of Table 2 opposite the name of the board in
Column 1 of Table 2,
(b) 0.20, and,
(c) the number of resident-internal and non-
resident pupils of the board who on the last
school day of September, 1990 are enrolled
for an average of 300 or more minutes per
school day in a kindergarten operated by
the board;
"eligible sum for Native as a second language"
means,
(a) in respect of elementary school pupils, the
sum of,
(i) the product of $209 and the enrol-
ment in a Native language program
of an average of 20 or more minutes
but less than 40 minutes per school
day,
(ii) the product of $371 and the enrol-
ment in a Native language program
of an average of 40 or more minutes
per school day, and
(b) in respect of secondary school pupils, the
sum of the products obtained by multiplying
the enrolment in a Native language program
by the number of credits that may be grant-
ed to a pupil for such program, and by,
(i) $55 in the case of a program offered
in the intermediate division, or
(ii) $72 in the case of a program offered
in the senior division;
"enrolment for a program" means the sum of,
(a) the product of the number of resident-
internal pupils and non-resident pupils of
the board who on the last school day of Sep-
tember, 1989 are registered in the program
and 0.6, and
(b) the product of the number of resident-
internal pupils and non-resident pupils of
the board who on the last school day of Sep-
tember, 1990 are registered in the program
and 0.4,
"enrolment in a Native language program" means
the sum of the products of the number of resident-
internal pupils and non-resident pupils of the
board, other than those whose fees are receivable
from Canada or from a band, council of a band or
education authority authorized by the Crown in
right of Canada to provide education for Indians,
(a) who on the last school day of September,
1989 are registered in the program and 0.6,
and
(b) who on the last day of September, 1990 are
registered in the program and 0.4;
'E.A." means equalized assessment for a board and
is equal to the sum of the equalized assessment for
the municipalities or localities within the jurisdic-
tion of the board, reduced in the case of a Roman
Catholic school board, or increased in the case of a
public board, by the equivalent assessment in
respect of payment transfer;
'equalized assessment for a municipality or locality"
means the quotient obtained by dividing the prod-
uct of 100 and the sum of the assessment and the
equivalent assessment for the municipality or local-
ity by the A.E.F. for grant purposes;
■'equivalent assessment for a municipality or locality"
means the amount of assessment that would yield
an amount equal to the sums payable or allocated
by the municipality or locality to a board in respect
of,
(a) the tax levied under subsections 161 (12)
and (13) of the Municipal Act that is paid or
allocated to the board, and
(b) payments in lieu of taxes,
if such assessment were levied upwn at the rate lev-
ied in 1989 in the municipality or locality for the
purposes of the board on residential and farm
assessment, or such amount as adjusted by the
Minister;
'equivalent assessment in respect of payment trans-
fer" means,
(a) for a public board, the sum of the amounts
that are determined, in respect of each of
the Roman Catholic school boards from
which the board receives a payment under
section 2 of Ontario Regulation
144/90 (Payment Transfer Between Coter-
minous Boards), by taking the product of
the amount described as — in subsection
F
2 (1) of such regulation, and the sum of the
equalized assessment for separate school
purposes for the municipalities or localities
within the jurisdiction of both the public
board and the Roman Catholic school
board;
(b) for a Roman Catholic school board, the sum
of the amounts that are determined, in
respect of each of the public boards to
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which the board makes a payment under
section 2 of Ontario Regulation
144/90 (Payment Transfer Between Coter-
minous Boards), by taking the product of
the amount described as — in subsection
F
2 (1) of such regulation, and the sum of the
equalized assessment for separate school
purposes for the municipalities or localities
within the jurisdiction of both the public
board and the Roman Catholic school
board;
'isolate board" means a district school area board, a
rural separate school board, a combined Roman
Catholic separate school board, a Protestant sepa-
rate school board or a secondary school board;
'maximum recognized day school O.E." means the
amount calculated as follows.
A - (B
), correct to two
A
B + C
places of decimals except where
B -(- C
greater than 1 it shall be 1, and where,
A = the product of the portion of
the day school A.D.E. for
grant purposes and $3,500 in
the case of elementary school
pupils and $4,430 in the case of
secondary school pupils,
B = the excess of,
(a) the total of the salaries, wages
and related employee benefits
that are not payable to teach-
ers and other employees of
the board because of a strike
or lockout, other than sala-
ries, wages and employee ben-
efits for instruction of summer
schools, heritage language
classes, driver education
classes and courses referred to
in the definition "continuing
education A.D.E. for grant
purposes",
over,
(b) the expenditures incurred by
the board that, in the opinion
of the Minister, are attribut-
able to a strike or lockout of
the employees for which the
savings for salaries, wages and
employee benefits are includ-
ed in clause (a) except a provi-
sion for a reserve for tax
reduction, and
C = O.E. less tuition fees in respect
of resident-external pupils of
the board;
'MR" means the standard mill rate for R.O.E. and is
equal to 0.005540 for elementary school purposes
or 0.004572 for secondary school purposes;
'MRl" means the standard mill rate for first level of
R.E.E. and is equal to 0.000092 for elementary
school purposes or 0.000048 for secondary school
purposes;
'MR2" means the standard mill rate for second level
of R.E.E. and is equal to 0.000022 for elementary
school purposes or 0.000010 for secondary school
purposes;
'MR3" means the standard mill rate for operating
expenditure for elementary school purposes and is
equal to 0.000158;
'non-resident pupil", of a board, means a pupil, oth-
er than a pupil from outside Ontario enrolled at a
school under a student exchange program
approved by the board, who is enrolled at a school
operated by the board,
(a) in respect of whom,
(i) the Minister pays the cost of educa-
tion,
(ii) the board charges a fee to another
board,
(iii) the board may charge a fee to
Canada, to a board appointed under
section 70 of the Act or to a source
outside Ontario, or
(iv) the board may charge a fee to a
band, the council of a band or educa-
tion authority that is authorized by
the Crown in the right of Canada to
provide education for Indians,
(b) who is a registered Indian residing on a
reserve as defined in the Indian Act
(Canada), or
(c) who is a pupil in Canada as a visitor or as a
student under the Immigration Act
(Canada) for whom the board is required
under subsection 48 (6) of the Act to charge
the maximum fee calculated in accordance
with the regulations;
"O.E." means ordinary expenditure and is equal to
the current cost of operating increased by tuition
fees in respect of resident-external pupils of the
board, and reduced by the sum of,
(a) the eligible sum for French as a first lan-
guage, the eligible sum for French as a sec-
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ond language, the eligible sum for full-day
kindergarten, the eligible sum for Native as
a second language and the recognized
expenditure for textbooks,
(b) cost of education payable under sections 31
to 33 inclusive reduced by the P.A.C.
included in such cost of education,
(c) tuition fees in respect of non-resident pupils
of the board,
(d) grants for reduction in class size for grades 1
and 2, learning materials and intermediate
science determined under sections 20, 22
and 23 respectively,
(e) grants for small schools, small boards, small
sections, goods and services, compensatory
education, language instruction, mixed
schools and technical education determined
under sections 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18 and
25 respectively,
(f) assistance for open-access tuition fees deter-
mined under section 39, and
(g) grants providing special compensation for
pooling under section 45;
'payment in lieu of taxes" means, in respect of a
municipality, the sum of,
(a) the amounts payable by the municipality to
the board under subsection 7 (10) of the
Housing Development Act, under subsec-
tion 498 (4) of the Municipal Act and under
subsection 46 (9) of the Power Corporation
Act,
(b) the amount paid by the municipality to the
board that is in excess of the amount requi-
sitioned by the board and which is in respect
of an allocation of taxes or payments in lieu
of taxes other than the amount receivable
by the board under section 34 of the
Assessment Act,
(c) the amounts receivable by the board from
subscriptions in lieu of taxes, and
(d) the amounts payable by the municipality to
the board under section 2 of the Municipal
and School Board Payments Adjustment
Act, 1989;
'psychiatric facility" means a children's mental
health centre established or approved under sub-
section 8 (1) of Part I (Flexible Services) of the
Child and Family Services Act, 1984, or a facility
designated as a psychiatric facility under the
Mental Health Act and includes the private hospital
known as "The Villa" and located in the Town of
Vaughan;
'P.A.C." means the pupil accommodation charge for
a pupil and is equal to the product of the portion of
the A.D.E. calculated under section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 127/85 (Calculation of Average Daily
Enrolment) that is in respect of the pupil and $135
in the case of an elementary school pupil or $270 in
the case of a secondary school pupil;
'R.E.E." means recognized extraordinary expendi-
ture and is equal to sum of,
(a) the amount approved by the Minister for
grant purposes for the transportation of,
(i) resident-internal pupils and resident-
external pupils of the board to and
from school and from school to
school, and
(ii) persons qualified to be resident
pupils of the board to and from the
schools and facilities referred to in
subsection 166 (2) of the Act and the
centres referred to in subsection
166 (3) thereof,
except where the parent or guardian of a
pupil contributes, other than by taxation, to
the cost of such transportation,
(b) the amount approved by the Minister for
board, lodging and weekly transportation to
school and return of resident-internal pupils
and resident-external pupils of the board,
(c) debt charges payable by the board or on its
behalf by a municipality or a county in
respect of the portion of a debenture
approved by the Minister for grant pur-
poses,
(d) the portion of the items referred to in
clauses (a), (b) and (c) of the definition
"capital appurtenances" that is approved by
the Minister for grant purposes, other than
capital projects eligible for grant under sec-
tion 51 and the restoration of such items up
to the amount of the proceeds of insurance
in respect of their loss,
(e) the portion of the items referred to in clause
(d) of the definition "capital appurte-
nances" that is approved by the Minister for
grant purposes,
(f) the portion of the items referred to in clause
(e) of the definition "capital appurte-
nances" that has not been designated by the
board as O.E., is not eligible for grant
under subsection 27 (3) or section 51 , and is
approved by the Minister for grant pur-
poses,
(g) the restoration of the items referred to in
clauses (d) and (e) of the definition "capital
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appurtenances" up to the amount of the
proceeds of insurance in respect of their
loss,
(h) the lesser of,
(i) expenditure for items referred to in
clause (e) of the definition "capital
appurtenances" less the sum of,
(A) such expenditure included in
clause (f)or (g),
(B) such expenditure eligible for
grant under subsection 27 (3)
or section 51,
(C) such expenditure designated
by the board as O.E. , and
(D) current revenue from dona-
tions that is not deducted in
the determination of current
cost of operating under sub-
clause (c) (xv) of the defini-
tion "current cost of operat-
ing" except such revenue from
donations that is applied to
expenditure for capital appur-
tenances that is other than
expenditure for furniture and
equipment included in sub-
clause (i), and
(ii) the sum of,
(A)
current revenue from the sale
or disposal of items referred
to in clause (e) of the defini-
tion "capital appurtenances",
and
(B) the product of $15.50 in the
case of an elementary school
pupil or $26 in the case of a
secondary school pupil and
the day school A.D.E. for
grant purposes for the board,
less the portion of the revenue from
the sale or disposal of, and from
insurance proceeds in respect of,
capital appurtenances that is desig-
nated by the Minister as deductible
from R.E.E.,
(i) the portion approved by the Minister for
grant purposes of the capital element
included in rent payable,
(j) the P.A.C. in respect of resident-external
pupils of the board, and
(k) the portion of the expenditure for the relo-
cation of portable classrooms that is not in
excess of the product of $4,050 and the
number of relocations approved by the Min-
ister,
(1) the portion of the expenditure approved by
the Minister for the training of teachers in
the use of computer technology for instruc-
tional purposes,
less the sum of,
(m) the P.A.C. in respect of non-resident pupils
of the board, and
(n) the portion of the capital element included
in rent receivable that is designated by the
Minister as deductible from R.E.E.;
'R.O.E." means recognized ordinary expenditure
and is equal to the lesser of the O.E. and the sum
of,
(a) the maximum recognized day school O.E. ,
(b) the teacher qualifications and experience
adjustment,
(c) the product of the portion of the summer
school A.D.E. for grant purposes that is in
respect of elementary school pupils of the
board and $3,500,
(d) the recognized tuition fees, and
(e) the sum of,
(i) the portion of the expenditure that is
approved by the Minister for training
assistance of designated persons as
specified in Ontario Regulation
705/87 (Training Assistance), and
(ii) the portion of the salaries, wages and
benefits paid by the board to desig-
nated persons referred to in sub-
clause (i) that is approved by the
Minister and that is in respect of the
portion of the designated person's
contract time during 1990 that is
specified, in a written agreement
between the designated person and
the board, as being directed towards
training and released from board-
assigned duties;
'recognized expenditure for textbooks" means the
sum of,
(a) the lesser of,
(i) the expenditure of the board for text-
books for Ontario Academic Courses
or courses leading to the Secondary
School Honour Graduation Diploma
that are listed in Circular 14 or are
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approved by the board under sched-
ule 5 of Circular 14, and
(ii) the product of $5 and the day school
A.D.E. for grant purposes, and
(b) the lesser of,
(i) the expenditure of the board for text-
books listed in Circular 14 or
approved by the board under clause
3 (b) of Circular 14, other than text-
books for Ontario Academic Courses
or courses leading to the Secondary
School Honour Graduation Diplo-
ma, that is in excess of the product of
the day school A.D.E. for grant pur-
poses for the board and $13 in the
case of elementary school pupils or
$22 in the case of secondary school
pupils, and
(ii) the product of the day school A.D.E.
for grant purposes for the board and
$15 in the case of elementary school
pupils or $12 in the case of secondary
school pupils;
'recognized tuition fees" means the expenditure for
tuition fees less the sum of,
(a) the product of $3,500 in the case of an ele-
mentary school pupil or $4,430 in the case
of a secondary school pupil and the number
by which the A.D.E. in respect of resident-
external pupils of the board is increased for
fee purposes by the application of factors
determined under subsection 3 (4) of
Ontario Regulation 142/90 (Calculation of
Fees for Pupils), and
(b) the sum of the amounts that are determined
for the board, in respect of each of the
boards with which the board has the same
or part of the same area of jurisdiction, cal-
culated as follows,
A X (B-C)
where,
A = the portion of the A.D.E. calculated
under section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 127/85 (Calculation of Average
Daily Enrolment) that is in respect of
secondary school pupils who are resi-
dent-external pupils of the board and
for whom fees are payable to the
board that has the same or part of
the same area of jurisdiction,
B = the tuition fee charged by the board
that has the same or part of the same
area of jurisdiction as determined
under clause 3 (1) (a) of Ontario
Regulation 142/90 (Calculation of
Fees for Pupils), and
C = the sum of $4,447 and the amounts
per pupil that are set out in Columns
10 and 11 of Table 2 opposite the
name of the board in Column 1 of
Table 2,
and where the amount is negative, it shall
be zero;
'resident-external pupil", of a board, means a pupil
whose fee is payable by the board;
■'resident-internal pupil" of a board means a pupil,
other than a non-resident pupil, who is enrolled at
a school operated by the board;
"secondary school pupil" means a pupil who is
enrolled in a school operated by,
(a) a secondary school board, or
(b) a board of education, a Roman Catholic
school board or the public sector or the
Roman Catholic sector of The Ottawa-
Carleton French-language School Board for
the purposes of receiving education in the
last two years of the intermediate division or
in the senior division;
'summer school A.D.E. for grant purposes" means,
(a) in respect of elementary school pupils, the
portion of the A.D.E. calculated under
section 4 of Ontario Regulation
127/85 (Calculation of Average Daily
Enrolment) that is in respect of resident-
internal pupils of the board enrolled in sum-
mer schools established by the board, in a
course of study that the board is authorized
or required to provide in its day school pro-
gram in grades 1 to 8, and the course is
approved by the Minister for grant pur-
poses, and
(b) in respect of secondary school pupils, the
portion of the A.D.E. calculated under
section 4 of Ontario Regulation
127/85 (Calculation of Average Daily
Enrolment) that is in respect of pupils
enrolled in summer schools established by
the board in a course for which credit is
granted, and the course is approved by the
Minister for grant purposes;
'teacher qualifications and experience adjustment"
means the product of,
(a) the day school A.D.E. for grant purposes,
(b) the amount per pupil that is set out in Col-
umn 1 1 of Table 2 opposite the name of the
board in Column 1 of Table 2, and
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(c) where a strike or lockout of certain employ-
ees of the board occurs during the year, the
ratio of the O.E. to the sum of the O.E. and
the excess described as B in the definition
"maximum recognized day school O.E.";
"tuition fees" means fees for instruction of pupils,
less any P.A.C. that is included therein in respect
of such pupils. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 1.
CONDITIONS
2. — (1) The legislative grant payable to a board
other than an isolate board or a board appointed
under section 70 of the Act shall, subject to sections
4, 5, 6 and 7, be the sum of the amounts calculated
under sections 8 to 45 inclusive and section 51 .
(2) Subject to sections 4, 5, 6 and 7, the legislative
grant payable to,
(a) an isolate board shall be the sum of the
amounts calculated under sections 31 to 35
inclusive and section 47; and
(b) to a board appointed under section 70 of the
Act shall be the sum of the amounts calcu-
lated under sections 49 and 50. O. Reg.
141/90, s. 2.
3. For the purposes of this Regulation, The Met-
ropolitan Toronto School Board and the boards of
education as provided in section 118 of the
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Act shall be
deemed to be one divisional board of education and
the area municipalities as provided in section 1 of
that Act shall be deemed to be one urban
municipality. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 3.
4. — (1) The legislative grant payable to a board of
education or a Roman Catholic school board shall be
calculated separately for elementary school purposes
and for secondary school purposes.
(2) The legislative grant payable to a board for
elementary school purposes shall be applied to such
elementary school purposes as the board considers
expedient.
(3) The legislative grant payable to a board for
secondary school purposes shall be applied to such
secondary school purposes as the board considers
expedient. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 4.
5. — (1) Where in respect of a board the calculation
made to determine a legislative grant described under
a section of this Regulation results in a negative
amount for elementary or secondary school pur-
poses, the sum of the amounts calculated as payable
under the other section or sections of this Regulation
shall be reduced by the negative amount, and the
remainder obtained thereby is the legislative grant
payable to the board for elementary or secondary
school purposes as the case may be.
(2) Where the remainder calculated under sub-
section (1) is a negative amount for elementary
school purposes, the legislative grant payable to the
board for secondary school purposes shall be reduced
by the negative amount, and the remainder obtained
thereby is the legislative grant payable to the board.
(3) Where the remainder calculated under sub-
section (1) is a negative amount for secondary school
purposes, the legislative grant payable to the board
for elementary school purposes shall be reduced by
the negative amount, and the remainder obtained
thereby is the legislative grant payable to the board.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 5.
6. — (1) Where a board fails to comply with the
Acts administered by the Minister or the Regulations
thereunder, the Minister may withhold the whole or
any part of a legislative grant payable until the board
has taken the action necessary to correct the condi-
tion that caused the grant to be withheld.
(2) Where the legislative grant payable under this
Regulation is overpaid, the board shall refund the
amount of the overpayment to the Province of
Ontario.
(3) Where the legislative grant payable under this
Regulation is underpaid, the amount of the under-
payment shall be paid to the board.
(4) Where the amount payable to a board under a
previous regulation was either overpaid or under-
paid, the overpayment or underpayment, as the case
may be, shall be added to or deducted from the legis-
lative grant payable under this Regulation to the
board that has jurisdiction in the area for which the
adjustment is necessary.
(5) Where a board is convicted of an offence or is
held by a court to have contravened an Act, the Min-
ister may exclude from grant assistance, the expendi-
ture by the board for legal fees payable and fines and
damage awards imposed in respect of such conviction
or contravention. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 6.
7. — (1) The calculation and payment to a board of
the legislative grant for the year 1990 shall be made in
accordance with the Regulation.
(2) The legislative grant payable under this Regu-
lation shall be paid in the number of instalments and
at the times designated by the Minister.
(3) The legislative grant payable under this Regu-
lation shall be paid on an estimated basis during 1990
and such adjustments as may be necessary shall be
made when the actual financial data and A.D.E. are
available.
(4) Where the portion of the moneys appropri-
ated by the legislature for legislative grants to boards
for the provincial fiscal year 1990-91 that is allocated
by the Minister to pay the balance owing under a reg-
ulation in respect of legislative grants for a previous
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year and the instalments payable during the provin-
cial fiscal year 1990-91 under this Regulation except
this subsection is more than sufficient or insufficient
for such purposes, the Minister may increase or
decrease, as the case may be, the total of the legisla-
tive grants payable under section 8 by the amount of
such surplus or insufficiency by adjusting the mill
rates referred to in the definition "MR". O. Reg.
141/90, s. 7.
CATEGORY 1— BASIC PER PUPIL GRANT
GRANT FOR RECOGNIZED ORDINARY EXPENDITURE
of.
8. A board shall be paid a grant equal to the sum
(a) an amount calculated as follows,
R.O.E.-(Q X MR X E.A.)
where,
Q = the quotient, correct to five places of
decimals, obtained by dividing
R.O.E. by the sum of,
(i) the maximum recognized day school
O.E.,
(ii)
the amount determined in the defini-
tion "maximum recognized day
school O.E." in respect of the por-
tion of the formula therein described
as
(B X
B + C
(iii)
the product of the portion of the
A.D.E. calculated under section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 127/85
(Calculation of Average Daily Enrol-
ment) that is in respect of resident-
external pupils of the board, and the
sum of $3,500 in the case of an ele-
mentary school pupil or $4,430 in the
case of a secondary school pupil and
the amount per pupil that is set out in
Column 10 of Table 2 opposite the
name of the board in Column 1 of
Table 2; and
(b) the product of 0.40 and the legislative grant
to the board determined under section 40 of
Ontario Regulation 98/87 (General Legisla-
tive Grants). O. Reg. 141/90, s. 8.
CATEGORY 2— BOARD SPECIFIC GRANTS
GRANT FOR FRENCH AS A FIRST LANGUAGE
9. A board shall be paid, in respect of schools and
classes established under section 258 or 261 of the
Act where French is the language of instruction, a
grant equal to the eligible sum for French as a first
language. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 9.
GRANT FOR SMALL SCHOOLS
10. A board shall be paid, in respect of the addi-
tional costs to the board of operating small isolated
schools, a grant equal to the product of the day
school A.D.E. for grant purposes and the amount
per pupil that is set out in Column 2 of Table 2 oppo-
site the name of the board in Column 1 of Table 2.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 10.
GRANT FOR SMALL BOARDS
IL A board shall be paid, in respect of the addi-
tional administrative costs of operating a board with
a low enrolment, a grant equal to the product of the
day school A.D.E. for grant purposes and the
amount per pupil that is set out in Column 3 of Table
2 opposite the name of the board in Column 1 of
Table 2. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 11.
GRANT FOR SMALL SECTIONS
12. A board shall be paid, in respect of the addi-
tional administrative costs of operating a section with
a low enrolment, a grant equal to the product of the
day school A.D.E. for grant purposes and the
amount per pupil that is set out in Column 4 of Table
2 opposite the name of the board in Column 1 of
Table 2. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 12.
GRANT FOR GOODS AND SERVICES
13. A board shall be paid, in respect of the addi-
tional costs to the board of purchasing goods and
obtaining services in remote areas, a grant equal to
the product of the day school A.D.E. for grant pur-
poses and the amount per pupil that is set out in Col-
umn 5 of Table 2 opposite the name of the board in
Column 1 of Table 2. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 13.
GRANT FOR COMPENSATORY EDUCATION
14. A board shall be paid, in respect of the addi-
tional costs to the board of providing compensatory
education programs and services, a grant equal to the
product of the day school A.D.E. for grant purposes
and the amount per pupil that is set out in Column 6
of Table 2 opposite the name of the board in Column
1 of Table 2. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 14.
CATEGORY 3— PROGRAM SPECIFIC GRANTS
GRANT FOR FRENCH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
15. — (1) A board shall be paid, in respect of
instruction in French in classes established for pupils
whose first language is not French, a grant calculated
as follows,
A-(
100 X B
X MRl X E.A.)
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where,
A = the eligible sum for French as a second
language,
B = the sum of,
(i) the day school A.D.E. for grant pur-
poses, and
(ii) the portion of the A.D.E. for the
board calculated under section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 127/85
(Calculation of Average Daily Enrol-
ment) that is in respect of non-resi-
dent pupils of the board.
(2) Where, in 1990, a board offers for the first
time in a secondary school other than a French-lan-
guage secondary school or a school having a French-
language instructional unit established under section
261 of the Act a course for which credit may be grant-
ed and in which French is the language of instruction
for pupils whose first language is not French, and the
course is in a subject other than French or is a special
course in the subject of French designed for gradu-
ates of an elementary school program of extended or
immersion French, the board shall be paid a grant of
$3,374 for each such course except that such grant
shall not be paid in respect of a course that increases
the total number of such courses in a grade at the
school to more than four. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 15.
GRANT FOR NATIVE AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
16. — (1) A board shall be paid, in respect of
Native as a second language instruction, a grant cal-
culated as follows.
A-(-
X MRl X E.A.)
100 X B
where,
A = the eligible sum for Native as a second
language ,
B = the sum of,
(i) the day school A.D.E. for grant pur-
poses, and
(ii) the portion of the A.D.E. for the
board calculated under section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 127/85
(Calculation of Average Daily Enrol-
ment) that is in respect of non-resi-
dent pupils of the board.
(2) A board shall be paid, in respect of Native as a
second language instruction, a grant equal to the
product of $200 and the number of resident-internal
and non-resident pupils of the board who on the last
school day of September, 1990 are registered in a
Native as a second language program conducted by
the board. O. Reg. 141/90. s. 16.
GRANT FOR ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION
17. A board shall be paid, in respect of the addi-
tional costs to the board of providing language
instruction programs for pupils whose first language
is neither English nor French in order that they may
take advantage of regular instruction in the school, a
grant equal to the product of the day school A.D.E.
for grant purposes and the amount per pupil that is
set out in Column 7 of Table 2 oppx)site the name of
the board in Column 1 of Table 2. O. Reg. 141/90,
s. 17.
GRANT FOR MIXED LANGUAGE SECONDARY SCHOOLS
18. A board shall be paid, in respect of the addi-
tional costs to the board of providing courses in the
minority language of a mixed language secondary
school, a grant equal to the product of the day school
A.D.E. for grant purposes and the amount per pupil
that is set out in Column 8 of Table 2 opposite the
name of the board in Column 1 of Table 2. O. Reg.
141/90, s. 18.
GRANT FOR FULL-DAY KINDERGARTEN
19. A board shall be paid a grant calculated as fol-
lows.
A-(-
A
X MR3 X E.A.). or zero if
100 X B
such calculation is negative
where,
A = the eligible sum for full-day kindergar-
ten,
B = the sum of,
(a) the day school A.D.E. for grant pur-
poses, and
(b) the portion of the A.D.E. for the
board calculated under section 2 of
Ontario Regulation 127/85
(Calculation of Average Daily Enrol-
ment) that is in respect of non-resi-
dent pupils of the board. O. Reg.
141/90, s. 19.
GRANT FOR REDUCTION IN CLASS-SIZE IN
GRADES 1 AND 2
20. A board shall be paid a grant equal to the sum
of.
(a) the product of 1.56 and the portion of the
grant payable to the board that is calculated
under clause 18 (b) of Ontario Regulation
155/89 (General Legislative Grants); and
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(b) the product of,
(i) the number of resident-internal and
non-resident pupils of the board
who, on the last school day of Sep-
tember, 1990, are enrolled in the pri-
mary division in the first two years of
the program of studies immediately
following kindergarten in a class oth-
er than a self-contained class for
exceptional pupils,
(ii) 0.4, and
(iii) the lesser of,
a. $666, and
b. {—- — ) X $46,000, or
A 28.2
zero if such calculation is neg-
ative
where,
A = the average class-size for pupils enrolled in the
primary division in the first two years of the
program of studies immediately following kin-
dergarten and is calculated by dividing the
number of pupils determined under subclause
(i) by the number of regular classroom teachers
or portions thereof employed and assigned by
the board to teach pupils described under sub-
clause (i), and the calculation so determined is
subject to the approval of the Minister.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 20.
GRANT FOR TEXTBOOKS
21. A board shall be paid a grant equal to an
amount calculated as follows.
A-(
100 X B
X MRl X E.A.)
GRANT FOR INTERMEDIATE SCIENCE
23. A board shall be paid, in respect of the imple-
mentation of science programs in the intermediate
division, a grant equal to the product of the day
school A.D.E. for grant purposes and $2.25 in the
case of elementary school pupils or $4.70 in the case
of secondary school pupils. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 23.
GRANT FOR RECOGNIZED EXTRAORDINARY
EXPENDITURE
24. A board shall be paid a grant calculated as
follows,
[A-(-
100 X B
where,
A = the recognized expenditure for textbooks,
B = the day school A.D.E. for grant purposes.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 21.
GRANT FOR LEARNING MATERIALS
22. A board shall be paid, in respect of the pur-
chase of learning materials that are approved by the
Minister and that are in support of curriculum in the
primary and junior divisions, a grant equal to the
product of $17 and the day school A.D.E. for grant
purposes that is in respect of elementary school
pupils of the board. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 22.
469
[C-(
100 X B
X MRl X E.A.)] +
X MR2 X E.A.)]
where.
A = first level R.E.E. calculated by subtracting the
second level of R.E.E. from R.E.E. ,
B = day school A.D.E. for grant purposes,
C = second level R.E.E. calculated as,
(a) the excess of,
(i) the sum of the amounts included in
clauses (a), (b) and (c) of the defini-
tion "R.E.E.", exclusive of debt
charges in respect of debentures for
which debt charges become payable
for the first time after the 31st day of
December, 1976,
over,
(ii) the product of $414 and the day
school A.D.E. for grant purposes, or
(b) zero, where the excess calculated under
(a) is a negative amount. O. Reg.
141/90, s. 24.
GRANT FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION
25. A board shall be paid, in respect of the addi-
tional costs to the board of providing technical educa-
tion programs and services, a grant equal to the prod-
uct of the day school A.D.E. for grant purposes and
the amount per pupil that is set out in Column 9 of
Table 2 opposite the name of the board in Column 1
of Table 2. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 25.
GRANTS FOR PROGRAMS IN LIEU OF PROVINCIAL
SERVICES FOR BLIND AND DEAF
26. Where a board provides in its schools a special
education program in lieu of an education program
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provided in a provincial school for the blind and the
deaf or other program approved by the Minister, the
board, subject to the approval of the Minister, shall
be paid a grant equal to the product of,
(a) the sum of the number of teachers approved
by the Minister and one-half of the number
of teacher-aides approved by the Minister
employed by the board for the purpose of
providing such a special education program;
and
(b) $46,000 in the case of a program for elemen-
tary school pupils or $52,900 in the case of a
program for secondary school pupils.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 26.
GRANTS FOR EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN CARE,
TREATMENT AND CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES
27. — (1) Where a board employs a teacher to pro-
vide an educational program in,
(a) a psychiatric facility;
(b) an approved charitable institution as
defined in the Charitable Institutions Act;
(c) an agency approved under subsection 8 (1)
of Part I (Flexible Services) of the Child and
Family Services Act, 1984;
(d) an approved home as defined in the Homes
for Retarded Persons Act;
(e) a place of temporary detention, open custo-
dy or secure custody continued or estab-
lished under subsection 85 (1) of Part IV
(Young Offenders) of the Child and Family
Services Act, 1984;
(f) a home for special care approved or licensed
under the Homes for Special Care Act;
(g) a Crippled Children's Treatment Centre
classified as a Group K Hospital under the
Public Hospitals Act;
(h) The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto;
(i) The Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario,
Ottawa;
(j) Bloorview Children's Hospital, Toronto;
(k) Children's Hospital of Western Ontario,
London;
(1) Lyndhurst Hospital, Toronto;
(m) a hospital in which an education program is
discontinued subsequent to December, 1980
as a result of dissolution of a board estab-
lished under section 70 of the Act;
(n) a home approved or licensed under the
Nursing Homes Act;
(o) a correctional institution as defined in the
Ministry of Correctional Services Act;
(p) a place of secure or open custody designated
under section 24 of the Young Offenders Act
(Canada) or place of temporary detention
designated under subsection 7 (1) of that
Act,
that is situated within the area of jurisdiction of the
board and in which no education program is provided
by the Ministry and the Minister approves such edu-
cation program, the board shall be paid a grant equal
to,
(q) the expenditure in 1990 for salary and relat-
ed employee benefits of the teacher and an
additional amount not in excess of $2,385
per teacher in respect of the expenditure of
the board for administrative, consultative
and supervisory services, for replacement of
furniture and equipment and for the pur-
chase of instructional supplies in respect of
such program; and
(r) expenditure in 1990 for salary and related
employee benefits of a teacher-aide to assist
a teacher in the provision of such education-
al program and an additional amount not in
excess of $1 ,162 for each such teacher-aide.
(2) The approval of the Minister referred to in
subsection (1) shall be given only where the board
has entered into a written agreement with the facility,
home or institution, or the administrator thereof, set-
ting out the responsibilities of the facility, home or
institution for the provision of accommodation and
the responsibilities of the board for the provision of
the education program, including the number of
teachers that the board agrees to provide.
(3) Where a board referred to in subsection (1)
incurs an expenditure for furniture or equipment or
both for a classroom for an education program
referred to in subsection (1), the board shall be paid a
grant equal to the approved portion of such expendi-
ture, except that the grant in respect of furniture and
equipment for the classroom shall in no case exceed
$3,300.
(4) Where a board enters into a written agree-
ment with a facility or hospital referred to in subsec-
tion (1), or with the administrator of such facility, to
provide an educational program that was previously
provided in the facility or hospital by the Ministry
and the Minister approves such educational program,
the Minister may pay the board, in lieu of other
grants payable under this Regulation in respect of the
program, an amount equal to the operating cost that
is approved by the Minister for the program.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 27.
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GRANT FOR SUMMER SCHOOL FOR SECONDARY
SCHOOL PUPILS, CONTINUING EDUCATION
AND DRIVER EDUCATION
28. A board shall be paid a grant equal to the
greater of,
(a) the product of,
(i) $2,150, and
(ii) the sum of the continuing education
A.D.E. for grant purposes for the
board, the portion of the summer
school A.D.E. for grant purposes
that is in respect of secondary school
pupils of the board and the portion of
the A.D.E. calculated under clause
3 (a) of Ontario Regulation
127/85 (Calculation of Average Daily
Enrolment) that is in respect of sec-
ondary school pupils who are
enrolled in day school and who are
enrolled in the classroom instruction
portion of a course in driver educa-
tion; and
(b) the product of,
(i) $3,500 in the case of elementary
school pupils other than elementary
school pupils enrolled in courses for
which credit is granted in the inter-
mediate division or $4,430 in the case
of secondary school pupils or ele-
mentary school pupils enrolled in
courses for which credit is granted in
the intermediate division,
(ii) the quotient obtained by dividing the
grant payable to the board under sec-
tion 8 by the R.O.E.,and
(iii) the A.D.E. calculated in subclause
(a) (ii). O. Reg. 141/90, s. 28.
GRANT FOR HERITAGE LANGUAGE
29. Where a board conducts classes for heritage
language instruction in a language other than English
or French that are approved by the Minister, the
board shall be paid a grant in respect of each such
class that is equal to the product of $39.00 and the
number of hours of classroom instruction except that
where the quotient obtained by dividing the number
of elementary school pupils enrolled in all such
classes conducted by the board by the number of such
classes is less than 25, the $39.00 per hour rate is
reduced by the product of $0.94 and the difference
between such quotient and 25. O. Reg. 141/90,
s. 29.
ASSISTANCE FOR COST OF EDUCATION AND FOR BOARD.
LODGING AND TRANSPORTATION
30. — (1) For the purpose of sections 31 to 38
inclusive.
(a) "cost of education" means an amount equal
to the fee calculated under section 3 or 4, as
the case requires, of Ontario Regulation
142/90, (Calculation of Fees for Pupils);
(b) "Crown establishment" means an establish-
ment maintained by a Department of the
Government of Canada, a Crown company.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police or
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, on
lands held by the Crown in right of Canada
that are not assessable for school purposes,
and includes a reserve as defined in the
Indian Act (Canada);
(c) "Ontario Government establishment"
means an establishment maintained by a
Ministry of the Government of Ontario on
lands held by the Crown in right of Ontario
or by Ontario Hydro on lands held by it and
in respect of which no payment is made
under the provisions of subsection 45 (9) of
the Power Corporation Act.
(2) For the purposes of sections 31 to 38 inclusive,
a person shall be considered not to reside in an
Ontario Government establishment where the person
resides in a residence owned by the person on lands
that are within the Ontario Government
establishment. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 30.
31. Where a pupil who is not resident in a Crown
Establishment resides in a territorial district on land
that is not part of a,
(a) school section and the pupil attends a public
school;
(b) school section or separate school zone and
the pupil attends a separate school; or
(c) secondary school district and the pupil
attends a secondary school,
operated by a board, the Minister shall pay the board
the cost of education of the pupil. O. Reg. 141/90,
s. 31.
32. Where a pupil, whose parent or guardian
resides on land that is not rateable for school pur-
poses, resides in an Ontario Government establish-
ment and attends a school operated by a board, the
Minister shall pay the board the cost of education of
the pupil. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 32.
33. Where a pupil,
(a) who is resident within,
(i) a psychiatric facility,
(ii) an approved charitable institution as
defined in the Charitable Institutions
Act,
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(iii) an agency approved under subsection
8 (1) of Part I (Flexible Services) of
the Child and Family Services Act,
1984,
(iv) an approved home as defined in the
Homes for Retarded Persons Act,
(v) a home for special care approved or
licensed under the Homes for Special
Care Act,
(vi) a home approved or licensed under
the Nursing Homes Act, or
(vii) a place of secure custody or open
custody designated under section 24
of the Young Offenders Act
(Canada) or place of temporary
detention designated under subsec-
tion 7 (1) of that Act;
(b) who is detained in a place of temporary
detention, open custody or secure custody
continued or established under subsection
85 (1) of Part IV (Young Offenders) of the
Child and Family Services Act, 1984;
(c) who is detained in a correctional institution
as defined in the Ministry of Correctional
Services Act;
(d) who is placed in an approved home as
defined in the Mental Hospitals Act; or
(e) who is a ward of the Crown under Part III
(Child Probation) of the Child and Family
Services Act, 1984, a ward of a children's aid
society or in the care of a children's aid soci-
ety and who has not been placed for adop-
tion on a probationary basis,
attends a school operated by a board and the pupil is
registered as a non-resident pupil in respect of whom
no fee is receivable from Canada under an agreement
made pursuant to section 164 or 165 of the Act, the
Minister shall pay the board the cost of education of
the pupil. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 33.
34. Where a board provides transportation to and
from school or from school to school for a pupil for
whom the Minister pays the cost of education, the
Minister shall pay the board an amount equal to the
amount that would be approved by the Minister for
grant purposes for transportation if the pupil were a
resident pupil of the board. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 34.
35. Where, under subsection 78 (3), 166 (8) or
(11) of the Act, a board reimburses a parent or
guardian of a pupil for whom the Minister pays the
cost of education for the cost of board and lodging
and transportation once a week from the pupil's resi-
dence to school and return, the Minister shall pay the
board an amount approved by the Minister for grant
purposes of the expenditure in respect of the pupil
for board, lodging and transportation. O. Reg.
141/90, s. 35.
PAYMENTS TO GOVERNING AUTHORITIES
36. Where a pupil who is not a resident in a
Crown Establishment attends a school supported by
local taxation in Manitoba or Quebec, and the pupil
resides in a territorial district on land that is not part
of a,
(a) school section or separate school zone and
the pupil attends an elementary school; or
(b) secondary school district and the pupil
attends a secondary school,
the Minister shall pay the governing authorities of the
school the amount agreed upon between the gov-
erning authorities of the school and the Minister.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 36.
37. Where a pupil,
(a) resides in a territorial district;
(b) is resident in a school section, a separate
school zone or a Crown establishment; and
(c) attends an elementary school that is sup-
ported by taxation in Manitoba or Quebec,
and, where in the opinion of the Minister,
(d) daily transportation to the elementary
school that the pupil would be required to
attend in Ontario is impracticable due to
distance and terrain; and
(e) the provision of board, lodging and trans-
portation once a week is impracticable
because of the age or handicap of the pupil,
the Minister shall pay the governing authorities of the
elementary school, in respect of the education and
related costs of such pupil, amounts agreed upon
between the governing authorities of the elementary
school and the Minister. Q. Reg. 141/90, s. 37.
38. Where a pupil,
(a) resides in a territorial district;
(b) is not resident in a school section, a separate
school zone or a Crown establishment; and
(c) attends a school operated by the Indian
Affairs Branch of the Department of Indian
Affairs and Northern Development on a
reserve,
the Minister shall pay the Crown in right of Canada
in respect of the education of such pupil an amount
agreed upon between the Department of Indian
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Affairs and Northern Development and the Minister.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 38.
ASSISTANCE FOR OPEN-ACCESS TUITION FEES
39. A board shall be paid a grant equal to the sum
of the amounts that are determined in respect of each
of the boards with which the board has substantially
the same or part of the same area of jurisdiction, cal-
culated as follows,
A X (B-C)
where A and B have the same meaning as in
clause (b) of the definition "recognized
tuition fees", and where,
C = the tuition fee that would be charged
by the board for a non-resident pupil
of the board as determined under
clause 3 (1) (a) of Ontario Regulation
142/90 (Calculation of Fees for
Pupils),
and where the amount is negative, it shall be zero.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 39.
ASSISTANCE FOR EN BLOC TRANSFER
40. — (1) A public board set out in Column 1 of
Table 3 shall be paid a grant set out opposite in Col-
umn 2 of Table 3 in respect of the transfer, as an
entire educational program, of one or more second-
ary schools operated by the public board to a Roman
Catholic school board by agreement between the
public board and the Roman Catholic school board
and the transfer is approved by the Minister, to assist
the public board in offsetting operating costs in
respect of employee salaries and benefits and admin-
istrative and other expenditures that are related to
the operation of the school or schools and that could
not be transferred to the Roman Catholic school
board.
(2) The Carleton Board of Education, The Carle-
ton Roman Catholic Separate School Board, The
Ottawa Board of Education and The Ottawa Roman
Catholic Separate School Board shall be paid a grant
set out in Column 2 of Table 3 opposite the name of
the board in Column 1 of Table 3 in respect of the
transfer, as an entire educational program, of one or
more schools to The Ottawa-Carleton French-lan-
guage School Board to assist in offsetting operating
costs in respect of employee salaries and benefits and
administrative and other expenditures that are relat-
ed to the operation of the school or schools and that
could not be transferred to The Ottawa-Carleton
French-language School Board. O. Reg. 141/90,
s. 40.
SECONDARY SCHOOL REORGANIZATION GRANT
41. Where on or after the 1st day of January,
1986, as a result of the reorganization of a French-
English mixed secondary language school operated
by the board prior to September 1, 1985, a board
establishes a French-language secondary school
under section 261 of the Act, a grant, subject to the
approval of the Minister, is payable to the board as
follows,
(a) where such school commenced operation in
1986, 1987 or 1988,
(i) $485 per day school pupil enrolled at
the school on the last day in Septem-
ber of 1990 where such enrolment is
100 or fewer, or
(ii) the lesser of $60,700 and the amount
of $42,400 plus $61 per day school
pupil enrolled at the school on the
last day in September of 1990 where
such enrolment is greater than 100;
(b) where such school commenced operation in
1989,
(i) $970 per day school pupil enrolled at
the school on the last day in Septem-
ber of 1990 where such enrolment is
100 or fewer, or
(ii) the lesser of $121,400 and the
amount of $84,800 plus $122 per day
school pupil enrolled at the school on
the last day in September of 1990
where such enrolment is greater than
100; and
(c) where such school commences operation in
1990,
(i) $1 ,455 per day school pupil enrolled
at the school on the last day in Sep-
tember of 1990 where such enrol-
ment is 100 or fewer, or
(ii) the lesser of $182,100 and the
amount of $127,200 plus $183 per
day school pupil enrolled at the
school on the last day in September
of 1990 where such enrolment is
greater than 100. O. Reg. 141/90,
s. 41.
ADJUSTMENT IN RESPECT OF CHANGE IN TAX REVENUE
42. For the purpose of this section and section 43,
(a) "equalized assessment for a board for 1989"
means the equalized assessment for a board
as defined in Ontario Regulation
155/89 (General Legislative Grants) except
that equivalent assessment for a municipali-
ty or locality shall be calculated using the
rate levied in 1989 rather than the rate lev-
ied in 1988;
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(b) "change in taxation for 1989" for a board is
the amount calculated as follows.
where,
A = the equalized assessment for the
board for 1989 that is calculated using,
for each organized municipality within
the jurisdiction of the board,
I. the assessment for 1989,
II. the tax levied under subsections
161 (12) and (13) of the Municipal
Act that is allocated or paid to the
board in 1989, and
III. the payment in lieu of taxes for 1989
payable to the board,
as shown in the audited financial report of
such municipality for 1989,
B = the equalized assessment for the board
for 1989,
C = the amounts the board requisitioned
on, or levied or caused to be levied in,
the municipalities and localities within
the jurisdiction of the board,
and the amount calculated may be a positive
or negative amount;
(c) "net adjustment in tax revenue" in respect
of a board is calculated as follows,
C-B-A
where,
A = the change in taxation for 1989 for the
board,
B = taxes receivable in 1989 under section
34 of the Assessment Act,
C = amounts charged to the board by a
municipality in 1989 under section 465
of the Municipal Act,
and the amount calculated may be a positive
or negative amount; and
(d) "net expenditure for 1989" means, in
respect of a board, the excess of,
(i) the sum of the current expenditure
for 1989, amounts provided in 1989
for reserves and reserve funds, and
tax adjustments charged to the board
in 1989,
over,
(ii) current revenue for 1989 including
transfers in such year from reserves
and other funds and excluding cur-
rent revenue from taxes, subscrip-
tions in lieu of taxes, payments in
lieu of taxes and trailer fees;
(e) "net recognized expenditure for 1989"
means the excess of the sum of R.O.E.,
R.E.E., expenditure approved for capital
project grants, recognized expenditure for
textbooks, the eligible sum for French as a
second language and the eligible sum for
Native as a second language as defined in
section 1 of Ontario Regulation
155/89 (General Legislative Grants), taxes
receivable in 1989 under section 34 of the
Assessment Act, and amounts charged to the
board by a municipality in 1989 under sec-
tion 465 of the Municipal Act over the sum
of grants payable under sections 8, 19, 22
and 52 and subsections 14 (1) and 15 (1) of
such Regulation, as adjusted under section
45 thereof. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 42.
43. In respect of a board an amount calculated as
follows,
Ax5
where,
A = the net adjustment in the tax revenue
for the board determined under clause
42 (c),
B = the net recognized expenditure for
1989 for the board determined under
clause 42 (e), and
C = the net expenditure for 1989 for the
board determined under clause 42 (d),
shall,
(a) where the calculation results in a positive
amount, be added to the grants payable to
the board ; and
(b) where the calculation results in a negative
amount, be deducted from the grants pay-
able to the board. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 43.
ASSISTANCE IN RESPECT OF DEBENTURES
44. A board shall be paid a grant equal to the sum
of.
(a) the portion acceptable to the Minister in
respect of expenditure for debt charges on
debentures issued by the board, or on its
behalf, on a secondary school building that
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is being used jointly by a public board and a
Roman Catholic school board; and
(b) the lesser of the amounts determined by the
following calculations:
(i) A - (0.000097 X E.A.), or zero if
such calculation is negative, and
(ii) A-(
A
X MRl X E.A.), or
B X 25
zero if such calculation is negative,
where,
A = A' + A'-A-^-A^
A' = the portion acceptable to the Minister
in respect of expenditure for debt
charges on debentures issued by the
board, or on its behalf, prior to the
1st day of April, 1980 that is not
approved by the Minister for inclu-
sion in R.E.E.,
A- = in the case of a Roman Catholic
school board, the portion acceptable
to the Minister in respect of payments
made to a public board or a diocese in
respect of debt charges on debentures
related to a lease or purchase of a
school building,
A-* = the portion of the debt charges
included in A' that is in respect of
debt charges described in clause (a),
A^ = in the case of a public board, the por-
tion acceptable to the Minister in
respect of payments received from a
Roman Catholic school board in
respect of debt charges on debentures
related to a lease or purchase of a
school building,
B = day school A.D.E. for grant
purposes. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 44.
SPECIAL COMPENSATION FOR POOLING
45, A public board set out in Column 1 of Table 1
shall be paid a grant in the amount set out opposite in
Column 2 of Table 1 in respect of the assessment and
tax adjustments effected by Ontario Regulation
723/89 and Ontario Regulation 724/89. O. Reg.
141/90, s. 45.
GRANT FOR AN ISOLATE BOARD
46. For the purpose of section 47,
(a) "local taxation for grant purposes" means,
the sum of,
(i) the payment in lieu of taxes receiv-
able by the isolate board,
(ii) the portion of tax levied under sub-
sections 161 (12) and (13) of the
Municipal Act that is allocated or
paid to the isolate board, and
(iii) the sum of the products obtained by
multiplying, for each municipality or
locality within the area of jurisdiction
of the isolate board,
a. the quotient obtained by div-
ing the product of 100 and the
assessment by the A.E.F. for
grant purposes, and
b. .005921 for elementary school
purposes, or .004771 for sec-
ondary school purposes,
except where the municipality or
locality is within the area of jurisdic-
tion of a divisional board of educa-
tion or a district or county combined
separate school board, in which case
the amount determined for the
municipality or locality for the pur-
pose of this subclause shall be the
product of the assessment for the
municipality or locality, 0.001 and
the mill rate levied on residential
property in the municipality or locali-
ty for elementary or secondary
school purposes as the case may be in
respect of such divisional board or
district or county separate school
board;
(b) "net expenditure" means, the positive or
negative sum obtained by subtracting from
the isolate board's expenditure that is
acceptable to the Minister, an amount that
is acceptable to the Minister as revenue of
the isolate board from grants payable under
sections 31 to 35 inclusive and from sources
other than local taxation and legislative
grants. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 46.
47. — (1) Where, in respect of an isolate board
except a isolate board referred to in subsection (3),
the net expenditure exceeds the local taxation for
grant purposes a grant equal to such excess shall be
paid to the isolate board.
(2) Where, in respect of an isolate board except
an isolate board referred to in subsection (3), the
local taxation for grant purposes exceeds the net
expenditure, a portion of the legislative grants paid
to the isolate board in previous years equal to such
excess shall be paid by the isolate board to the Prov-
ince of Ontario.
(3) Where, in the year 1990,
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(a) a district school area board is elected for a
new district school area, a secondary school
board is formed for a new secondary school
district or a separate school board is elected
for a new separate school zone ;
(b) information respecting the totals of the
commercial assessment and of the residen-
tial and farm assessment rateable for public
school purposes in the district school area,
for secondary school purposes in the sec-
ondary school district or for separate school
purposes in the separate school zone, as the
case may be, is not available prior to the 1st
day of July; and
(c) such isolate board commences to operate a
school on or after the 1st day of July or
enters into an agreement with another
board for the education in such year of its
resident pupils,
the isolate board shall be paid a grant equal to its net
expenditure. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 47.
GRANT FOR A BOARD ON TAX EXEMPT LAND
48. For the purposes of sections 49 and 50, "cost
of operating" means the excess of,
(a) the current expenditure that is acceptable to
the Minister for grant purposes excluding
expenditure for debt charges, capital appur-
tenances, restoration of destroyed and dam-
aged capital appurtenances, capital element
included in rent, provision for a reserve for
working funds, provisions for reserve funds
and P. A.C. for resident-external pupils,
over the sum of,
(b) current revenue from sources other than
from,
(i) legislative grants,
(ii) the organization for which the board
was established, and
(iii) refunds of expenditure, no part of
which is eligible for grants; and
(c) the excess of current expenditure for,
(i) transportation of pupils, and
(ii) board, lodging and weekly transpor-
tation of pupils,
over, in each case, the amount approved by
the Minister for such purpose. O. Reg.
141/90, s. 48.
49. A board that is appointed under section 70 of
the Act, other than a board that operates a school in
a sanatorium, a hospital, a crippled children's treat-
ment centre or a centre for the treatment of cerebral
palsy, shall be paid a grant of fifty per cent of the
lesser of,
(a) the board's cost of operating; and
(b) the sum of,
(i) the product of $3,600 in the case of
an elementary school pupil or $4,469
in the case of a secondary school
pupil and the sum of,
a. the A.D.E. calculated under
section 2 of Ontario Regula-
tion 127/85 (Calculation of
Average Daily Enrolment),
b. the continuing education
A.D.E. for grant purposes,
c. the A.D.E. calculated under
section 4 of Ontario Regula-
tion 127/85 (Calculation of
Average Daily Enrolment)
that is in respect of enrolment
of pupils of the board in sum-
mer schools conducted by the
board in a course for which
credit is granted or in a course
that the board is authorized or
required to provide in its day
school program in grades 1 to
8, and the course is approved
by the Minister for grant pur-
poses, and
d. the A.D.E. calculated under
clause 3 (a) of Ontario Regu-
lation 127/85 (Calculation of
Average Daily Enrolment)
that is in respect of enrolment
of pupils of the board in the
classroom instruction portion
of a course of driver education
conducted by the board,
(ii) the tuition fees payable by the board,
(iii) the portion approved by the Minister
for grant purposes of the board's
expenditure for the transportation of
pupils. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 49.
50. A board that is appointed under section 70 of
the Act and that operates a school in a sanatorium, a
hospital, a crippled children's treatment centre or a
centre for the treatment of cerebral palsy shall be
paid a grant of,
(a) 80 per cent of the salaries of teachers and
temporary teachers for the current year;
(b) 80 per cent of the expenditure for the cur-
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rent year approved by the Minister for grant
purposes for transportation of pupils, and
board, lodging and weekly transportation of
pupils; and
(c) 50 per cent of the excess of,
(i) the sum of the cost of operating for
the current year and the revenue for
the current year referred to in clause
48 (b),
over,
(ii) expenditure for the current year for,
a. salaries of teachers and tem-
porary teachers,
b. transportation of pupils, and
c. board, lodging and weekly
transportation of pupils.
O. Reg. 141/90, s. 50.
CATEGORY 4 - CAPITAL GRANTS
CAPITAL PROJECTS GRANTS
51. — (1) A board shall be paid a grant in respect of
each project of the board for the acquisition of capi-
tal appurtenances that is approved by the Minister
for direct capital grant financing, calculated as fol-
lows.
A-(
100 X B
X C X E.A.)
where.
= the lesser of the project cost approved
by the Minister for grant purposes and
the expenditure of the board that is
the sum of,
(i) current expenditure on the project,
and
(ii) expenditure on the project in 1990
and prior years from funds other
than current revenue except expendi-
ture for which a grant is payable
under a previous regulation,
B = day school A. D.E. for grant purposes,
C = the amount determined as follows,
(i) .000010 in respect of a project for
provision of a secondary school, or
an addition thereto, operated under
Part XI of the Act, or
(ii) .000077 in respect of a growth related
project for the provision of a second-
ary school, or an addition thereto, or
a secondary school site approved by
the Minister on or after April 20,
1989 and is a project other than a
project referred to in (i), or
(iii) .000147 in respect of a growth related
project for the provision of an ele-
mentary school, or an addition there-
to, or an elementary school site
approved by the Minister on or after
April 20, 1989, or
(iv) zero in respect of a project for the
provision of a child care centre, or
(v) .000048 in respect of other projects
for secondary school purposes, or
(vi) .000092 in respect of other projects
for elementary school purposes.
(2) A board shall be paid, in respect of each
project of the board approved by the Minister for
grant purposes for the renewal of technological
equipment, a grant equal to the lesser of $12,500 and
the amount approved by the Minister as contribu-
tions made by business, industry and labour to the
board for such project. O. Reg. 141/90, s. 51.
477
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Table 1
O. Reg. 141/90
Column 1
Column 2
BOARDS OF EDUCATION
SPECIAL COMPENSATION
COCHRANE IROQUOIS FALLS
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$8,227
$9,467
HAMILTON
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$62,167
$79,466
HEARST
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$977
$214
KAPUSKASING
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$59,166
$43,508
METROPOLITAN TORONTO
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
0
$459,209
NIPIGON RED ROCK
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$5,175
0
OTTAWA
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
0
$35,672
SAULT STE MARIE
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$117,286
$47,770
STORMONT, DUNDAS AND GLENGARRY
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$13,353
0
SUDBURY
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$12,537
$67,663
TIMISKAMING
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
0
$2,559
TIMMINS
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$83,027
$98,370
WINDSOR
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
0
$22,188
YORK REGION
— Elementary Schools
— Secondary Schools
$71,244
$42,789
O. Reg. 141/90, Table 1.
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BOARDS OF EDUCATION
(2)
SMALL
SCHOOLS
TABLE 2
1990 SELEQED GRANfTS ($'S PER PUPIL)
(3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
SMALL SMALL GOODS & COMP. LANGUAGE MLXED TECHNICAL QUAUnCATIONS
BOARD SECTIONS SERVICES EDUCATION INSTRUCTION SCHOOLS EDUCATION TOTAL & EXPERIENCE
ATIKOKAN
Secondary
BliANT
Elemenlory
237.B0
807.28
2,309.01
10.08
I
6.73
89.21
59.01
-_
8.57
I50.U
2
CENTRAL AIGOMA
Elemecitary
CMAPIEAU
COCHRANE mOOUOIS FAltS
Elementary
Secandary
DRYDEN
Elementary
Secondary
DUFFERIN
DURHAM
Elemenlory
Secondary
EAST PARRY SOUND
Elementory
Secondory
EIGIN
Elementary
Secondary
ESPANOLA
Elementary
Elementary
Secondary
Secondary
HAMILTON
Elementary
HASTINGS
Elementary
HEARST
HORNEPAYNE
Elementary
33.08
128.15
221.90
,270.64
548.88
407.19
220.20
139.80
200.58
131.43
313.39
82.60
142.74
-
19.33
95.22
5.27
62.76
302.00
385.00
100.00
63.00
302.00
385.00
100.00
63.00
302.00
385.00
100.00
63.00
302.00
385.00
167.00
107.00
FORT FRANCES RAINY «IVt«
Elementary
Secondary
74.92
256.90
102.20
164.29
-
302.00
385.00
100.00
63.00
FRONTENAC
Elementary
Secondary
30.25
30.42
;
4.25
8.45
;
66.00
42.00
CERAIION
Elementary
Secondory
457.72
1.065.78
286.24
255.24
129.34
302.00
385.00
100.00
63.00
GREY
Elementary
Secondary
I
2.85
;
-
_
HALDIMAND
Elementory
Secondary
-_
22.93
88.30
-_
-_
-
HAUBURTON
12.40
16.93
"
103.89
563.23
773.79
208.40
129.50
1.287.27
9.63
950.88
3,870.65
66.28
314.02
78.12
541.80
1,322.09
58.46
127.35
-
-
683.03
948.13
-_
-_
4.17
19.33
99.39
-
201.00
256.00
66.00
42.00
-
;
-_
20.79
13.96
;
134.00
85.00
11.21
30.58
68.34
570.48
664.57
61.49
1.12
10.23
17.74
20.92
-
615.82
679.28
61.49
4.39
3.95
7.27
3.95
53.42
162.67
1.15
579.12
870.34
25.52
5.9*
100.50
99.69
51.67
126.38
99.20
1.145.96
1,997.56
-_
4.79
20.73
"
862.13
4,355.05
"
392.76
1,072.83
6,118.43
-_
;
7.59
45.52
78.62
27.1)
479
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TABL£ 2
1990 SELEQED GRANTS ($'S PER PUPIL)
(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (U)
SMALL SMALL SMALL GOODS 4 COMP. LANGUAGE MIXED TECHNICAL QUAUHCATIONS
SCHOOLS BOAKD SECTIONS SERVICES EDUCATION INSTRUCTION SCHOOLS EDUCATION TOTAL & EXPERIENCE
BOARDS OF EDUCATION
KAPUSKASING
Elementary
174.19
260.58
Secondary
406.45
270.01
KENOSA
Elementary
47.21
119.66
Secondary
-
177.98
KIRKLAND lAICE
Secondary
LAKE SUPERIOR
lAMarON
Secondary
LEEDS & GRENVILU
Elementary
Secondary
23.73
35.37
0.45
lENNGX i ADDINGION
Elementary
Secondary
«2.44
82.67
23.10
104.52
IINCOLN
Elementary
Secondory
-_
-
LONDON
Elementary
Secondory
-
;
MANITOULIN
Elementary
Secondory
50.64
153.47
232.29
METRO TORONTO
Elementary
Secondory
-
:
MICHIPICOTEN
Elementary
Secondary
1,538.84
362.36
289.03
MIDDLESEX
Elementary
Secondory
10.50
39.67
48.94
MUSKOKA
Elerrtentory
Secondory
43.35
3.49
99.57
NIAGARA SOUTH
Elementary
Secondory
8.75
-
NIPIGONRED ROCK
Elementary
Secondory
84.52
688.46
221.32
381.84
NIPISSING
Elementary
Secondory
36.99
77.43
37.27
NORFOLK
Elementary
Secondory
:
59.68
NORTH SHORE
Secondary
49.42
251.58
89.54
126.13
NORTHUMBERLAND 4 NEWCASTLE
Elementary
Secondory
15.53
:
OTTAWA
Elementary
Secondory
-
-
OXFORD
Elementary
Secondory
0J2
-_
PEEL
Elementary
Secondary
-_
-
302.00
66,00
385.00
42.00
302.00
100.00
385.00
63.00
201.00
100.00
256.00
63.00
~
66.00
42.00
"
-_
66.00
42.00
32.31
67.22
302.00
385.00
167.00
107.00
-_
-
134.00
85.00
102.02
204.33
302.00
385.00
100.00
63.00
-_
14.82 21.97
55.01
836.77
1,291.69
-
-
635.87
669.98
70.56
55.50
-
0.90
142.38
152.78
:
761.33
1,063.18
191.27
70.45
-
533.49
1.535.13
-
-_
319.04
319.00
204.37
177.02
-_
8.14
49.65
23.69
57.41
-
70.48
108.09
20.09
;
23.73
35.82
44.60
110.04
8.15
85.54
195.34
19.15
108.45
-
66.00
42.00
123.23
92.18
40.64
99.79
158.85
39.60
59.95
-
673.11
724.29
23.60
-
236.02
289.33
-
89.02
764.36
2,570.82
2.20
6.02
10.50
94.63
114.41
32.21
;
313.84
397.57
-
0.19
66.00
50.94
102.95
163.71
54.71
707.84
1.573.01
-
:
312.52
463.24
125.68
149.01
-
14.36
59.68
51.91
26.15
2.15
540.96
838.23
28.48
179.66
-
112.43
-
0.32
10.84
7.16
7.34
107.56
18.64
62.47
55.50
480
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(0
DOARDS OF EDUCATION
(2)
SMALL
SCHOOLS
TABLE 2
1990 SELEOED GRANTS ($'S PER PUPIL)
(3) (4) (5) («) (7) (8) (9)
SMMX SMALL GOODS & COMP. LANGUAGE MIXED TECHNICAL
BOABD SECTIONS SERVICES EDUCATION INSTRUCTION SCHOOLS EDUCATION
(10) (11)
QUAUnCATIONS
TOTAL & EXPERIENCE
P£«IH
EUmanlary
PETE8BO«OUGH
El»ni*nkary
PRESCOTT » RUSSEa
Elementary
PRINCE EDWARD
Elementary
RED LAKE
Elemenlory
RENFREW
Elementary
SeconcJory
SAUIT STE MARIE
Elementary
Elementary
STORMONT DUNOAS GlENGARRy
Elementary
SUDBURY
Elementary
Secondary
TIMISKAMING
Elementary
Secondary
VICTORIA
Secondary
WATERIOO
Elementary
WELIINGTON
Elementary
Secondary
WENTWORTH
Elementary
WEST PARRY SOUND
Elementary
Secondary
WINDSOR
Elementary
Secondary
YORK REGION
Elementary
4.23
17.76
-
405.70
108.09
210.50
24.68
84.63
196.58
11.97
Sé3.77
178.91
343.06
45.67
64.80
:
25.58
33.91
-
127.73
133.97
96.68
153.13
32.63
69.00
141.81
«6.00
42.00
302.00
385.00
167.00
107.00
-
66.00
42.00
201.00
256.00
lOO.OO
63.00
-
66.00
42.00
201.00
256.00
100.00
63.00
302.00
385.00
64.00
42.00
201.00
256.00
100.00
63.00
302.00
385.00
«6.00
42.00
~
-
134.00
85.00
24.53
30.82
-_
-
100.61
46.98
23.85 49.48
4.23
17.76
97.92
174.09
658.20
158.20
109.51
218.72
36.79
9.57
659.88
1,398.83
-_
111.67
117.82
9*8.82
329.14
400.38
205.38
127.58
6.47
20.76
94.28
57.31
90.94
73.91
1.51
163.56
326.58
426.24
90.39
166.00
592.41
714.10
7.81
8.93
418.74
502.27
26.62
88.99
46.58
78.34
-
95.78
73.76
69.55
36.04
18.48
27.22
96.64
582.24
631.62
72.32
43.06
158.53
115.82
273.17
262.19
100.61
46.98
-_
ROMAN CATHOUC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARDS
BRANT
Elcmcnlary
Secondory
BRUCE-GREY
EUm*nKiry
Secondofy
CARLETON
El«m*nlory
Secondory
9.68
1,172.08
COCHRANE-IROOUOIS FAliS
Elementary
Secondary
ORYDEN
Elerrwntary
685.01
2,171.42
481
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(1)
TABLE 2
1990 SELEQED GRANTS ($'S PER PUPIL)
(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
SMALL SMALL SMALL GOODS & COMP. LANGUAGE MIXED TECHNICAL QUAUnCATlONS
SCHOOLS BOABD SECTIONS SERVICES EDUCATION INSTRUCTION SCHOOLS EDUCATION TOTAL A EXPERIENCE
ROMAN CATHOUC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARDS
Elemeotafy
Secondory
4.81
45.20
57.00
15.69
EIGIN
Elementary
S«cor>dory
646.23
125.61
492.89
:
ESSEX
Ele memory
Setondofy
490
0.41
69.2»
;
FORI FRANCES RAINY RIVER
Elemenlary
Secondory
122.80
205.08
:
FSONTENACIENNOX i AODINGTON
Elemenhjry
Secondary
72.79
86.14
21 91
142.32
866
33 23
GERAIDTON
flemenlary
Secondary
332.80
215.48
141.76
302.00
100.00
67.71
HALDIMANO-NORFOUC
Eiementory
Secondory
125.24
73.62
16.95
-
-
-
HAITON
Eiem.nlory
Secondary
S.82
35.66
-
-
-
2.27
HAMtLTON-WENTWORTH
Etemanlory
Secondory
:
:
-
-_
113.00
72.00
36.27
HASTINGS PRINCE EDWARD
ElerT»enlory
Secondary
115.82
44.36
164.5»
:
10.00
12.00
3.00
2.00
-
HEARST
Elementary
Secondory
37.86
333.58
138.87
27».»3
I
302.00
385.00
100.00
63.00
:
HURON-PERTH
Elementary
Secorwiory
72.43
434.14
62.83
356.38
;
-
-
-_
KAPUSKASING
Elementary
Secondary
49.5»
208.61
»8.34
218.23
19.65
302.00
385.00
100.00
63.00
-_
KENORA
Elementary
Secondory
1.077.57
159.69
793.63
-
302.00
385.00
167.00
107.00
-
KENT
Elementary
Secondary
41.24
155.53
168.51
43.86
-
:
-
KIRKLAND LAKE
ElerT»entary
Secondary
181.65
138.83
-
302.00
66.00
-
lAKEHEAD
Elementary
Secondary
-
155.84
7.38
38.32
201.00
256.00
100.00
63.00
42.85
23.27
LAM6TON
Elementary
Secondary
1.55
90.21
136.5»
465
31.32
-_
2
-_
LANARK-LEEDS GRENVIUf
Elementary
Secondory
56.31
813.67
39.63
319.12
:
I
30.00
18.00
I
LINCOLN
lONDON.MIDOLESEX
METRO SEPARATE
EierT>enlory
Secondary
MICHIPICOTEN
NIPISSING
Elemenlory
Secondary
NORTH Of SUPERKX
Elementory
115.17 302.00
351.23
586.13
113.97
7.83
6.20
281.01
-
125.94
1,150.7»
-
69.10
132.18
57.63
78.74
113.52
:
254.10
171.92
-
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TABLE 2
1990 SELECTED GRANTS ($'S PER PUPIL)
(2) (3) (4) (5) (8) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
SMALL SMALL SMALL GOODS & COMP. LANGUAGE MLVED TECHNICAL QUALIFICATIONS
SCHOOLS BOARD SECTIONS SERVICES EDUCATION INSTRUCTION SCHOOLS EDUCATION TOTAL A EXPERIENCE
ROMAN CATllOUC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARDS
NORTH SHORE
Elementary
Secondory
Î1.16
71.07
-
OTTAWA
Elementary
Secondory
:
108.18
-_
OXFORD
Elementary
Secondary
117.04
652.61
102.48
357.11
23.82
146.57
PETERBOROGH VIOORIA
NORTHUMBERLAND i NEWCASTLE
Elementary
Secondory
17.86
251.03
146.90
:
PRESCOTT & RUSSEU
Elementary
Secoi>dary
59.18
84.16
2.34
RENFREW
Elementary
Secondary
117.31
245.73
23.27
211.88
5.54
SAUIT STE MARIE
Elementary
Secondary
106.11
130.60
29.47
SIMCOE
Elementary
Secondary
40.56
248.78
110.54
;
SIORMONT DUNDAS GLENGARRY
Elementary
Secondory
63.81
55.98
111.34
-
SUDBURY
Elementary
Secondary
36.15
33.90
-
TIMISKAMING
Elementary
Secondory
46.01
138.95
112.76
260.75
7.74
TIMMINS
Elementary
Secondory
1.53
85.48
29.93
135.63
6.79
WATERLOO
Elementary
Secondary
7.38
3.04
0.63
WEIUNO
Elementary
Secondary
14.79
81.93
0.08
WELLINGTON
Elementary
Secondory
27.76
26.12
140.88
10.70
WINDSOR
Elementary
Secondary
-
;
-
YORK
Elementary
Secondary
0.86
;;
-_
134.00
85.00
128.26
267.59
-
243.36
1.201.73
-
17.86
412.99
-
127.52
126.16
149.91
212.12
511.00
9.93
20.37
301.00
585.18
146.77
109.43
46.56
367.32
-
129.81
209.32
-
337.15
352.90
56.84
36.51
534.51
826.70
13.56
193.61
332.46
625.43
38.45
74.01
45.04
;
80.87
123.93
182.12
64.64
140.88
-
138.11
85.00
84.71
51.70
4.90
:
PUBLIC SEOOR
Elementary
50.00
32.00
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Table 3
O. Reg. 142/90
SPECIAL ASSISTANCE FOR EN BLOC TRANSFER
Column i
Column 2
NAME OF BOARD
ESSEX COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
HEARST BOARD OF EDUCATION
KAPUSKASING BOARD OF EDUCATION
NIPISSING BOARD OF EDUCATION
PRESCOTT AND RUSSELL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
STORMONT. DUNDAS AND GLENGARRY COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
TIMISKAMING BOARD OF EDUCATION
TIMMINS BOARD OF EDUCATION
CARLETON BOARD OF EDUCATION
- Elementary Schools
- Secondary Schools
CARLETON ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
- Elementary Schools
- Secondary Schools
OTTAWA BOARD OF EDUCATION
- Elementary Schools
- Secondary Schools
OTTAWA ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
- Elementary Schools
- Secondary Schools
SPECIAL ASSISTANCE FOR
EN BLOC TRANSFER
$124,000
$150,000
$ 61,310
$126,000
$400,000
$350,000
$105,390
$321,600
$ 18,176
$ 60,928
$189,232
$ 30,976
$ 67,392
$128,816
$ 54,624
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of March, 1990.
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O. Reg. 141/90, Table 3.
Sean Conway
Minister of Education
EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 142/90.
Calculation of Fees for Pupils, 1990.
Made— March 20th, 1990.
Approved— March 29th, 1990.
Filed— March 29th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
EDUCATION ACT
CALCULATION OF FEES FOR PUPILS, 1990
1. In this Regulation,
'A.D.E." means average daily enrolment for 1990
calculated under Ontario Regulation
127/85 (Calculation of Average Daily Enrolment);
"current cost of operating", "elementary school
pupil", "eligible sum for French as a first lan-
guage", "eligible sum for French as a second lan-
guage", "eligible sum for Native as a second lan-
guage", "eligible sum for full-day kindergarten",
"non-resident pupil", "O.E.", "P.A.C.",
"R.O.E.", "resident-internal pupil" and "second-
ary school pupil" have the same meaning as in
Ontario Regulation 141/90 (General Legislative
Grants) except that,
(a) in respect of a board appointed under sec-
tion 70 of the Act, "current cost of operat-
ing" does not include current expenditure
for furniture and equipment and for debt
charges, and
(b) if a board has entered into an agreement
under subsection 165 (2) of the Act that
provides for a payment by the Crown in
right of Canada to provide classroom
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accommodation for a specified number of
pupils, the P.A.C. for each such pupil, shall
be zero;
"high cost program" means,
(a) a special education program, other than a
program provided in the board's school in
lieu of an education program provided by a
provincial school for the blind and the deaf
or other similar program for which a general
legislative grant is payable, or
(b) a program that includes technological stud-
ies that qualify for one or more credits
toward the secondary school graduation
diploma or Ontario secondary school
diploma;
"technological studies" means, the courses devel-
oped from curriculum guidelines that are issued by
the Minister for the intermediate division and
senior division and listed under the heading "Tech-
nological Studies" in the circular entitled "Ontario
Schools Intermediate and Senior Divisions Pro-
gram and Diploma Requirements" issued by the
Minister. O. Reg. 142/90, s . 1.
2. — (1) This Regulation applies to fees for pupils
in respect of the year 1990.
(2) The fees of a board that provides instruction
for one or more pupils in respect of whom fees are
receivable shall be calculated under this Regulation
separately for elementary school purposes and for
secondary school purposes. O. Reg. 142/90, s. 2.
3. — (1) Except as provided in section 4, the fee in
respect of a pupil whose fee is receivable from
another board, from Canada or from a band, council
of a band or education authority authorized by the
Crown in right of Canada to provide education for
Indians or for a pupil to whom subsection 48 (6) of
the Act applies, shall be calculated by,
(a) subtracting from the current cost of operat-
ing of the board that provides the instruc-
tion, the grants payable to the board in
respect of the eligible sum for French as a
first language, the eligible sum for French as
a second language, the eligible sum for
Native as a second language, the eligible
sum for full-day kindergarten, and the
reduction in class-size in grades 1 and 2 as
determined under section 20 of Ontario
Regulation 141/90 (General Legislative
Grants) and dividing the difference so
obtained by the sum of the average daily
enrolment in respect of resident-internal
and non-resident pupils of the board,
(i) calculated under section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 127/85 (Calculation of
Average Daily Enrolment), and
(ii) calculated under section 4 of Ontario
Regulation 127/85 (Calculation of
Average Daily Enrolment) in respect
of a course of study acceptable to the
Minister that the board is authorized
or required to provide in its day
school program in grades 1 to 8; and
(b) multiplying the A.D.E. of the pupil to
whom subsection 48 (6) of the Act applies
or the A.D.E. of the pupil whose fee is
receivable from another board, from
Canada or from a band, council of a band or
education authority, as the case may be, by
the sum of,
(i) the amount determined under clause
(a), and
(ii) the P.A.C. for such pupil.
(2) Subclause (1) (b) (ii) does not apply to a board
that is appointed under section 70 of the Act.
(3) The fee in respect of a pupil referred to in sub-
section (1) who is enrolled in a Native language pro-
gram and whose fee is receivable from Canada or
from a band, council of a band or education authority
authorized by the Crown in right of Canada to pro-
vide education for Indians may be increased by an
amount equal to the portion of the eligible sum for
Native as a second language that would be generated
for such pupil if the pupil were a resident pupil of the
board.
(4) The fee in respect of a pupil referred to in sub-
section (1) who is enrolled in a high cost program
may be increased by multiplying the fee by a factor
agreed upon by the board and party from whom the
fees are receivable when,
(a) the ratio of the A.D.E. of such pupils regis-
tered in a high cost program for whom fees
are receivable by the board from such party
to the A.D.E. of pupils enrolled in such
high cost program conducted by the board,
is greater than,
(b) the ratio of the A.D.E. of such pupils for
whom fees are receivable by the board from
such party to the A.D.E. of pupils enrolled
in schools operated by the board.
(5) If under this section the board that provides
the instruction and the other board or party con-
cerned cannot agree upon a factor, the factor shall be
determined by three arbitrators.
(6) If the fee is in respect of a pupil for whom the
Minister pays the cost of education, the three arbitra-
tors shall be,
(a) one arbitrator appointed by the board that
provides the instruction;
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(b) one arbitrator appointed by the Minister;
and
(c) one arbitrator appointed by the arbitrators
appointed under clauses (a) and (b).
(7) In all cases other than a case to which subsec-
tion (6) applies, the three arbitrators shall be,
(a) one arbitrator appointed by the board that
provides the instruction;
(b) one arbitrator appointed by the board from
which or the party from whom the fee is
receivable; and
(c) one arbitrator appointed by the Minister.
(8) The decision of the arbitrators or a majority of
them is final and binding upon the board that pro-
vides the instruction and the other board or party
concerned. O. Reg. 142/90, s. 3.
4. The fee in respect of a pupil enrolled in a
school operated by a board that is appointed under
section 70 of the Act in a centre for the treatment of
cerebral palsy, a crippled children's treatment centre,
a hospital or a sanitorium shall be calculated by,
(a) adding to the current cost of operating of
the board that provides the instruction, the
portion approved by the Minister for grant
purposes of the expenditure for such year
for the transportation of pupils and deduct-
ing from the total thereof the general legis-
lative grants payable to the board for such
year, except a grant that is equal to the cost
of education;
(b) dividing the amount determined under
clause (a) by the sum of the days on which
each pupil is enrolled at the school; and
(c) muhiplying the amount determined under
clause (b) by the number of days for which
the pupil whose fee is being calculated is
enrolled at the school. O. Reg. 142/90,
s. 4.
5. — (1) The fee charged by a board in respect of a
pupil, other than a pupil whose fees are receivable
from another board, from Canada or from a band,
council of a band or education authority authorized
by the Crown in right of Canada to provide education
for Indians, whose parent or guardian is resident in
Ontario, shall not exceed the fee referred to in sub-
section (3) or (4), as the case requires.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a board that is
appointed under section 70 of the Act.
(3) The fee in respect of one or more pupils who
reside with their parent or guardian in a school sec-
tion, separate school zone or secondary school dis-
trict on land that is exempt from taxation for school
purposes shall not exceed,
(a) $70 for each month such pupil or pupils are
enrolled in an elementary school operated
by the board; and
(b) $70 for each month such pupil or pupils are
enrolled in a secondary school operated by
the board.
(4) In the case of a pupil who is qualified to be a
resident pupil of a school section, separate school
zone or secondary school district, the fee in respect of
the pupil shall not exceed, for each month the pupil is
enrolled, the greater of,
(a) $70; and
(b) one-tenth of the sum of,
(i) the quotient obtained by dividing,
(A) the board's estimate of the ex-
cess of its O.E. for the year
over its R.O.E.,
by.
(B) the A.D.E. of the board for
the year that is in respect of
resident-internal pupils of the
board, and
(ii) theP.A.C.
(5) If a pupil is enrolled in a high cost program the
amount calculated under subsection (4) may be
increased by an amount that takes into account the
additional cost to the board of providing the high cost
program. O. Reg. 142/90, s . 5.
6. — (1) The fee in respect of a pupil whose parent
or guardian does not reside in Ontario shall be such
fee as the board providing the instruction to the pupil
may determine and, except as is provided in subsec-
tion (3), shall not exceed the product obtained by
multiplying one-tenth of the sum of the quotient
determined under clause 3 (1) (a) and the P.A.C. for
the pupil by the number of months during which the
pupil is enrolled in such year in a school operated by
the board.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a pupil to
whom subsection 48 (6) of the Act applies.
(3) The fee in respect of a pupil referred to in sub-
section (1) who is enrolled in a high cost program
shall be determined by multiplying the fee deter-
mined under subsection (1) by a factor to be agreed
upon between the board that provides the instruction
and the party from whom the fees are receivable.
O. Reg. 142/90, s. 6.
7. — (1) The fee charged by a board in respect of a
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pupil who is not qualified to be a resident pupil of the
board and for whom an educational program is pro-
vided in a hospital or treatment centre shall be such
fee as may be agreed upon between the board that
provides the program and,
(a) the board of which the pupil is qualified to
be a resident pupil; or
(b) if the pupil is not qualified to be a resident
pupil of a board, the parent or guardian of
the pupil.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a board that
provides the educational program if the board,
(a) is appointed under section 70 of the Act; or
(b) receives a grant under section 27 of Ontario
Regulation 141/90 (General Legislative
Grants) with respect to that educational
program. O. Reg. 142/90, s. 7.
Sean Conway
Minister of Education
Dated at Toronto, this 20th day of March, 1990.
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EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 143/90.
Apportionment 1990 Requisitions.
Made— March 29th, 1990.
Filed— March 29th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
EDUCATION ACT
APPORTIONMENT 1990 REQUISITIONS
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
'apportionable sum required by a divisional board
for elementary school purposes for 1990" means
the excess of the total estimated expenditure of the
board for elementary school purposes for 1990 ex-
clusive of,
(a) allowances and provisions for differences
between the sum that the board requisi-
tioned and the sum that the board ought to
have requisitioned in a previous year for el-
ementary school purposes from a local mu-
nicipality in the school division, and
(b) the portion charged to elementary school
purposes of any expenditures incurred by
the board in performing the duties of a mu-
nicipal council.
over the sum of the estimated revenues of the
board for elementary school purposes for 1990
from sources other than local taxation and the
amount in the reserve established under subsection
210 (2) of the Act for elementary school purposes;
"apportionable sum required by a divisional board
for secondary school purposes for 1990" means the
excess of the total estimated expenditure of the
board for secondary school purposes for 1990 ex-
clusive of,
(a) allowances and provisions for differences
between the sum that the board requisi-
tioned and the sum that the board ought to
have requisitioned in a previous year for
secondary school purposes from a local mu-
nicipality in the school division, and
(b) the portion charged to secondary school
purposes of any expenditures incurred by
the board in performing the duties of a mu-
nicipal council, over the sum of the estimat-
ed revenue of the board for secondary
school purposes for 1990 from sources other
than local taxation and the amount in. the
reserve established under subsection 210 (2)
of the Act for secondary school purposes;
"A.E.F. for apportionment purposes for 1990" for a
municipality or locality, means the assessment
equalization factor provided by the Minister;
"assessment" has the same meaning as in Ontario
Regulation 141/90 (General Legislative Grants);
"equalized assessment for a municipality or locality"
means the quotient obtained by dividing the prod-
uct of 100 and the assessment for the municipality
or locality by the A.E.F. for apportionment pur-
poses for 1990 for the municipality or locality;
"local taxation" means taxes levied by a municipality
or a board for elementary or secondary school pur-
poses, as the case may be, exclusive of taxes under
section 34 of the Assessment Act and under section
161 of the Municipal Act.
"payment in lieu of taxes for 1990" means, in respect
of a municipality, the sum of the amounts payable
by the municipality to the board for 1990 for ele-
mentary school purposes or for secondary school
purposes, as the case may be, under subsection
7 (10) of the Housing Development Act, under sub-
section 498 (4) of the Municipal Act, under subsec-
tion 46 (9) of the Power Corporation Act and
under section 2 of the Municipal and School Board
Payments Adjustment Act, 1989.
(2) Clause (a) of the definition "apportionable
sum required by a divisional board for elementary
school purposes for 1990" and clause (a) of the defi-
nition "apportionable sum required by a divisional
board for secondary school purposes for 1990" do not
apply to a divisional board or a secondary school
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board if the area of jurisdiction of the board com-
prises an area where an assessment update has been
carried out under subsection 368b (2) of the
Municipal Act, subsection 78 (1) of the District
Municipality of Muskoka Act, subsection 82 (1) of
the Regional Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk
Act, subsection 74 (1) of the Regional Municipality of
Sudbury Act or subsection 121 (1) of the Regional
Municipality of Waterloo Act. O. Reg. 143/90, s . 1.
2. — (1) The apportionable sum required by a divi-
sional board for elementary school purposes for 1990
shall be apportioned among the municipalities and
localities in the school division in the ratio, correct to
five places of decimals, of the equalized assessment
for such municipalities or localities for elementary
school purposes to the total equalized assessment of
the municipalities and localities for elementary
school purposes in the school division.
(2) The amount apportioned to a municipality or
locality by a divisional board for elementary school
purposes shall be the sum of the following amounts
adjusted where required under section 210 or subsec-
tion 219 (2) or (3) of the Act:
1. The amount apportioned under subsection
(1) to the municipality or locality.
2. Expenditures applicable to the locality that
are incurred for 1990 by the divisional board
in performing the duties of a municipal
council and that are charged to elementary
school purposes.
3. The payments in lieu of taxes for 1990 in
respect of the municipality or locality for
elementary school purposes.
4. The amount of the tax levied under subsec-
tions 161 (12) and (13) of the Municipal Act
allocated or paid by the municipality to the
divisional board for 1990 for elementary
school purposes. O. Reg. 143/90, s. 2.
3. — (1) The apportionable sum required by a divi-
sional board for secondary school purposes for 1990
shall be apportioned among the municipalities and
localities in the school division in the ratio, correct to
five places of decimals, of the equalized assessment
for such municipalities or localities for secondary
school purposes to the total equalized assessment of
the municipalities and localities for secondary school
purposes in the school division.
(2) The amount apportioned to a municipality or
locality by a divisional board for secondary school
purposes shall be the sum of the following amounts
adjusted where required under section 210 or subsec-
tion 219 (2) or (3) of the Act:
1. The amount apportioned under subsection
(1) to the municipality or locality.
2. Expenditures applicable to the locality that
are incurred for 1990 by the divisional board
in performing the duties of a municipal
council and that are charged to secondary
school purposes.
3. The payments in lieu of taxes for 1990 in
respect of the municipality or locality for
secondary school purposes.
4. The amount of the tax levied under subsec-
tions 161 (12) and (13) of the Municipal Act
allocated or paid by the municipality to the
divisional board for 1990 for secondary
school purposes. O. Reg. 143/90, s. 3.
4. — (1) If the adjustments required under section
219 of the Act are in respect of a part or parts of a
municipality or locality, the divisional board shall
provide with its requisition sufficient information in
respect of the adjustments to enable the amount
required for elementary or secondary school pur-
poses, as the case may be, in respect of the part or
parts of the municipality or locality to be determined.
(2) If for the purpose of a levy in 1990 a municipal-
ity is required under any Act to apportion the
amount to be raised for municipal purposes among
two or more defined areas within the municipality,
the amounts requisitioned on the municipality in 1990
by a divisional board for elementary or secondary
school purposes, as the case may be, exclusive of pay-
ments in lieu of taxes, taxes levied under subsections
161 (12) and (13) of the Municipal Act allocated or
paid by the municipality to the divisional board and
adjustments required under section 219 of the
Education Act shall, for purpose of the levy in 1990,
be apportioned by the municipality among such
defined areas in the ratio correct to five places of
decimals of the equalized assessments for the defined
areas for elementary or secondary school purposes,
as the case may be, to the total equalized assessment
of the municipality.
(3) For the purposes of subsection (2), the equal-
ized assessment for the defined area shall be deemed
to be the sum of,
(a) the residential and farm assessment upon
which taxes are levied; and
(b) the quotient obtained by dividing by .85, the
commercial assessment upon which taxes
are levied, included in the last revised
assessment roll for such defined area used
for taxation purposes in 1990, equalized by
using the 1979 assessment equalization fac-
tors set out in Schedule B to Ontario Regu-
lation 108/79.
(4) Subsection (2) does not apply to a municipality
if there has been an assessment update of all real
property in the municipality. O. Reg. 143/90, s. 4.
5. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), this Regulation
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applies with necessary modifications to separate
school boards referred to in sections 214a and 214b of
the Act.
(2) Paragraph 3 of subsection 2 (2) and paragraph
3 of subsection 3 (2) do not apply to an apportion-
ment by a divisional board or by a separate school
board to a municipality situated in an area where an
assessment update has been carried out under subsec-
tion 368b (2) of the Municipal Act. subsection 78 (1)
of the District Municipality of Muskuka Act. subsec-
tion 82 ( 1 ) of the Regional Municipality of Haldi-
mand-Norfolk Act. subsection 74 (1) of the Regional
Municipality of Sudbury Act or subsection 121 (1) of
the Regional Municipality of Waterloo Act. O. Reg.
143/90, s. 5.
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EDUCATION ACT
O. Reg. 144/90.
Payment Transfer Between Coterminous
Boards— 1990.
Made— March 29th, 1990.
Filed— March 29th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
EDUCATION ACT
PAYMENT TRANSFER BETWEEN
COTERMINOUS BOARDS— 1990
1. In this Regulation, "assessment" and "equiva-
lent assessment for a municipality or locality" have
the same meaning as in Ontario Regulation
141/90 (General Legislative Grants), and "A.E.F.
for 1979" has the same meaning as in Ontario Regu-
lation 98/87 (General Legislative Grants). O. Reg.
144/90, s. 1.
2. — (1) For the purposes of subsection 136n (2) of
the Act, for the year 1990, a Roman Catholic school
board, other than the Metropolitan Separate School
Board, shall pay to a public board that has substan-
tially the same or part of the same area of jurisdiction
as the Roman Catholic school board an amount that
is calculated as follows:
A E
amount = _xCxDx —
where A =the amount requisitioned for sec-
ondary school purposes in 1989 by
the public board increased by the
amount, if any, by which the pub-
lic board reduced its requisition
for secondary school purposes in
1989 as a result of a strike or lock-
out of employees of the board dur-
ing the year 1988,
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B = the sum of the amounts for sec-
ondary school purposes for the
municipalities or localities within
the jurisdiction of the public board
that are determined by dividing
the product of 100 and the sum of
the assessment for 1989 for the
municipality or locality and the
equivalent assessment for the
municipality or locality for 1989 by
the A.E.F. for 1979 for the muni-
cipality or locality,
C =1.04,
D = the sum of the amounts for sepa-
rate school purposes for the muni-
cipalities or localities within the
jurisdiction of both the public
board and the Roman Catholic
school board that are determined
by dividing the product of 100 and
the sum of the assessment for 1990
for the municipality or locality and
the equivalent assessment for the
municipality or locality for 1990 by
the A.E.F. for 1979 for the muni-
cipality or locality,
E = the number of pupils who are
qualified to be resident pupils of
the Roman Catholic school board
and who on the 30th day of Sep-
tember, 1989 were enrolled in,
(a) a secondary school operated
by the public board under
clause 136n (1) (a) of the Act,
or
(b) a secondary school operated
by another public board to
which the public board
referred to in clause (a) paid
fees under clause 136n (1) (b)
of the Act,
except for such pupils enrolled in a
secondary school of the public
board that is transferred with the
approval of the Minister to the
Roman Catholic school board on
the 1st day of January, 1990,
F = the number of pupils who are
qualified to be resident pupils of
the Roman Catholic school board
and who on the 30th day of Sep-
tember, 1989 were enrolled in a
secondary school operated by the
public board or the Roman Catho-
lic school board and who reside in
the area of jurisdiction of the pub-
lic board,
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— is calculated to six places of
^ decimal,
E
— is calculated to four places of
^ decimal.
(2) For the purposes of subsection 136n (5) of the
Act, for the year 1990, the Metropolitan Separate
School Board shall pay to The Metropolitan Toronto
School Board an amount calculated in accordance
with subsection (1) with necessary modifications.
O. Reg. 144/90,8. 2.
3. The amount calculated under section 2 shall be
paid by the Roman Catholic school board to the pub-
lic board in the following instalments:
1 . 25 per cent of the amount not later than the
31st day of March, 1990.
2. 25 per cent of the amount not later than the
30th day of June, 1990.
3. 25 per cent of the amount not later than the
30th day of September, 1990.
4. 25 per cent of the amount not later than the
15th day of December. 1990. O. Reg.
144/90, s. 3.
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ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
O. Reg. 145/90.
Exemption — Ministry of Natural
Resources— MNR-26/7.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Approved— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 30th, 1990.
ORDER MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT ACT
EXEMPTION— MINISTRY OF NATURAL
RESOURCES— MNR-26/7
Having received a request from the Ministry of
Natural Resources that an undertaking, namely:
Disposition by the Ministry of Natural
Resources of certain or all rights to Crown
resources,
be exempt from the application of the Act pursuant
to section 29; and
Having been advised that if the undertaking is sub-
ject to the application of the Act, the following dam-
age or interference with the persons indicated will
occur:
A. The Crown and the public will be interfered
with and damaged by the undue time and
expense required to prepare environmental
assessments for undertakings which are
expected to have insignificant adverse
effects on the environment.
Having weighed such damage or interference
against the betterment of the people of the whole or
any part of Ontario by the protection, conservation
and wise management in Ontario of the environment
which would result from the undertaking being sub-
ject to the application of the Act;
The undersigned is of the opinion that it is in the
public interest to order and orders that the undertak-
ing is exempt from the application of the Act for the
following reasons:
A. The Ministry of the Environment will be
notified of all proposed dispositions for
enterprises or activities which are expected
to have potentially significant adverse envi-
ronmental effects.
B. This order provides the opportunity for the
Minister of the Environment to seek the
concurrence of the Lieutenant Governor in
Council to designate major commercial or
business enterprises or activities or propos-
als, plans or programs in respect of major
commercial or business enterprises or activi-
ties as undertakings subject to the
Environmental Assessment Act prior to any
disposition of Crown resources.
This exemption is subject to the following terms
and conditions:
1. In this order,
"environment" has the same mean-
ing as in the Act which includes the
natural environment and the social,
economic and cultural conditions
that influence the life of man or a
community; and
"project" means an enterprise or
activity, not subject to the Act, for
which an application for the disposi-
tion of Crown resources is being con-
sidered.
2. Where a proposed disposition is for a
project which, in the opinion of the Ministry
of Natural Resources, may have significant
adverse effects on the environment, the Dis-
trict Manager of the appropriate District
Office of the Ministry of Natural Resources
shall.
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(a) ensure the provision of public notice
of the proposed project, and the
MNR District Manager may request
the disposition applicant to provide
such notice;
(b) provide notice of the proposed
project to government ministries and
agencies which may have an interest
in the proposed project, and such
notice shall, in all cases, be given to
the Environmental Assessment
Branch and the appropriate Regional
Office of the Ministry of the Envi-
ronment;
(c) provide a minimum of thirty days for
response to any notices given under
clauses 2 (a) and (b) before proceed-
ing under Condition 3.
3. After discussing concerns with any party
who has raised concerns, the District Man-
ager of the appropriate District Office of the
Ministry of Natural Resources shall make a
determination that,
(1) the proposed project will not have
significant adverse effects on the
environment, and the Ministry of
Natural Resources may proceed to
grant the disposition; or
(2) the proposed project may have sig-
nificant adverse effects on the envi-
ronment.
4. If the MNR District Manager makes the
determination referred to in subcondition
3 (2), or the Minister of the Environment
gives the MNR District Manager notice
under Condition 10, the MNR District Man-
ager shall follow the procedure set out in
Condition 2, if it has not already been done,
and shall carry out the following steps:
(a) the disposition applicant, and any
party that has raised concerns, will
be notified in writing, that the pro-
posed project will be referred to the
Ministry of the Environment for con-
sideration and may ultimately be
subject to the Act;
(b) the notification under clause 4 (a)
shall describe the manner in which
such a project may become subject to
the Act and the prohibitions attached
to the proposed activity when
referred to the Ministry of the Envi-
ronment should the project become
subject to the Act before the disposi-
tion is granted; I
491
(c) at the time of giving the notification
under clause 4 (a), the Ministry of
Natural Resources shall advise the
Director of the Environmental
Assessment Branch and the appro-
priate Regional Director of the Min-
istry of the Environment, in writing,
of the notice, and provide these
Directors with the following addi-
tional information: the purpose,
location, and description of the pro-
posed project, expected significant
adverse environmental effects, pro-
posed mitigation measures, the iden-
tity or description of any affected
agencies and members of the public
with concerns, the concerns with
respect to the proposed project, and
any proposed means of addressing
the concerns; and
(d) any additional comments or informa-
tion received following notification
pursuant to clause 4 (c) shall be for-
warded to the above Directors.
5. Within forty-five days of the Director of the
Environmental Assessment Branch of the
Ministry of the Environment receiving a
notice as described in clause 4 (c), and,
after consultation with the Ministry of Natu-
ral Resources, the Director will, by written
notice to the Ministry of Natural Resources
and the disposition applicant which outlines
the reasons, advise:
(a) that the Ministry of the Environment
does not intend to seek designation
of the project in connection with the
proposed disposition, in which event
the Ministry of Natural Resources
may proceed with the disposition;
(b) that the Ministry of the Environment
intends to seek designation of the
project in connection with the pro-
posed disposition, in which event the
disposition shall not be granted
under this order until approval to
proceed with the project is granted;
(c) that the Ministry of the Environment
is considering the application of
clause 5 (b) to the project, in which
event a specified time for a decision
on designation, as described in clause
5 (a) or 5 (b), will be set out, from
time to time, by notice to the Minis-
try of Natural Resources, and the
forty-five-day period shall be extend-
ed accordingly.
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6. Where Conditions 2, 3, 4 or 5 apply, MNR
may not proceed with the disposition except
as set out therein.
7. Where the Minister of the Environment is
considering the matter, and written notice
of a decision on designation has not yet
been provided to the Ministry of Natural
Resources and the disposition applicant
under Condition 5,
(a) the Ministry of the Environment may
give such further notices to the public
and other individuals or agencies
who might be affected by the disposi-
tion or undertake other public con-
sultation as it deems appropriate;
(b) the Ministry of Natural Resources
shall provide further available infor-
mation upon the request of the Min-
istry of the Environment;
(c) the Ministry of the Environment may
request that the disposition applicant
provide further information or carry
out further research.
8. Where the Director of the Environmental
Assessment Branch of the Ministry of the
Environment does not notify the Ministry of
Natural Resources as provided for in Condi-
tion 5, the Ministry of Natural Resources
may proceed with the disposition.
9. Where a proposed disposition is for,
(a) a hydrocarbon pipeline project which
has been approved by the National
Energy Board or the Ontario Energy
Board;
(b) an undertaking of the Government
of Canada; or
(c) an undertaking for which the Minis-
try of Natural Resources is required
by statute or regulation to grant a
disposition,
the disposition associated with such a
project shall not be subject to Conditions 2
through 8 of this order.
10. The Minister of the Environment may, with
respect to any project for which a disposi-
tion application has been made, by written
notice to the Ministry of Natural Resources,
(a) determine that the proposed project
may have significant adverse envi-
ronmental effects and if such a deter-
mination is made, Conditions 4 to 8
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
shall apply to the dispositions for the
project; and
(b) determine the form of any notice
issued in regard to the dispositions
and who is to receive such notice.
Notwithstanding any of the foregoing, the
Minister of the Environment may recom-
mend to the Lieutenant Governor in Coun-
cil the designation of any project as a major
commercial or business enterprise or activi-
ty or proposal, plan or program in respect of
a major commercial or business enterprise
or activity which shall be subject to the Act.
This order does not exempt a disposition
activity to a disposition applicant whose
proposed activity is subject to the Act (or
would be so subject except for another
exemption), unless the disposition applicant
has complied with the provisions of the Act
(including any provisions of an approval or
other exemption), which apply to the dispo-
sition applicant with respect to the proposed
activity, in which case, the disposition is not
subject to Conditions 2 to 8 of this order.
Where a disposition which otherwise would
be exempt under this order is being carried
out in connection with, or is part of, an
undertaking, for which an environmental
assessment has been done and approval to
proceed received, the disposition shall not
be exempt under this order but shall be car-
ried out in accordance with the approval to
proceed; and where the reasons for a condi-
tion of approval issued to the Ministry of
Natural Resources indicate the approval
should apply to particular dispositions, such
dispositions shall not be exempt hereunder.
This order takes effect upon the expiry of
Exemption Order MNR 26/6. filed as
Ontario Regulation 172/89.
Any request for an extension to this order
shall be accompanied by documentation
supporting the continuance of the order, or
any amendments to the order which may be
proposed, and shall be submitted to the
Minister of the Environment by September
30. 1994.
This order shall expire on the latter of
March 31, 1995 or such later date as is
determined by the Minister of the Environ-
ment and published in The Ontario Gazette.
O. Reg. 145/90.
James Bradley
Minister of the Environment
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2077
MILK ACT
O. Reg. 146/90.
Cheese — Marketing — Exemptions.
Made— March 29th, 1990.
Filed— March 30th, 1990.
1,
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 616 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MILK ACT
Schedule 1 to Regulation 616 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
161/89, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted:
Schedule 1
Column 1
Column 2
Producer of Cheese
Location of
Plant
Atwood Cheese Company
Limited (Division of National
Cheese Co. Ltd.)
Atwood
Ault Foods Limited
Winchester
Ault Foods Limited
Napanee
Black River Cheese Co.
Milford
Bright Cheese & Butter
Manufacturing Company
Limited
Bright
Canada Packers Inc.
Harriston
Central Cheese, Division of
Henry Foods Inc.
Stirling
McCain Refrigerated Foods
Inc.
Oakville
Eldorado Cheese Limited
Eldorado
Empire Cheese & Butter
Co-operative
Campbellford
Forfar Dairy Limited
Elgin
Harold Cheese Factory
Stirling
Ivanhoe Cheese Limited
Madoc
Kraft General Foods Canada
Inc.
Ingleside
Kraft General Foods Canada
Inc.
Williamstown
Kraft General Foods Canada
Inc.
Wolfe Island
Malcolm Food Specialties Ltd.
St. George
Column 1
Column 2
Producer of Cheese
Location of
Plant
Maple Dale Cheese, Division of
Henry Foods
Plainfield
Millbank Cheese & Butter Ltd.
Millbank
McCain Refrigerated Foods
Inc.
Harrowsmith
McCain Refrigerated Foods
Inc.
Tavistock
Pine River Cheese & Butter
Co-operative
Ripley
Riverside Cheese & Butter Inc.
Trenton
St. Albert Co-operative Cheese
Mfg. Association
St. Albert
St. Lawrence Parks
Commission (Upper Canada
Village Cheese Factory)
Morrisburg
Gay Lea Foods Co-operative
Limited
Teeswater
Thornloe Cheese (Division of
Ault Foods Ltd.)
Thornloe
Union Star Cheese (Division of
Ault Foods Ltd.)
Eganville
Wilton Cheese Factory
.... ..
Odessa
O. Reg. 146/90, s. 1.
Schedule 2 to the Regulation, as remade
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
161/89, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted:
Schedule 2
Column 1
Column 2
Producer of Cheese
Location of
Plant
Atwood Cheese Company
Limited (Division of National
Cheese Co. Ltd.)
Atwood
Ault Foods Limited
Winchester
Black River Cheese Co.
Milford
Bright Cheese & Butter
Manufacturing Company
Limited
Bright
Canada Packers Inc.
Harriston
Central Cheese, Division of
Henry Foods Inc.
Stirling
McCain Refrigerated Foods
Inc.
Oakville
493
2078 O. Reg. 146/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 148/90
Column 1
Column 2
Producer of Cheese
Location of
Plant
Eldorado Cheese Limited
Eldorado
Empire Cheese & Butter
Co-operative
Campbellford
Harold Cheese Factory
Stirling
Kraft General Foods Canada
Inc.
Ingleside
Kraft General Foods Canada
Inc.
Williamstown
Kraft General Foods Canada
Inc.
Wolfe Island
Malcolm Food Specialties Ltd.
St. George
Maple Dale Cheese, Division of
Henry Foods
Plainfield
Millbank Cheese & Butter Ltd.
Millbank
McCain Refrigerated Foods
Inc.
Harrowsmith
McCain Refrigerated Foods
Inc.
Tavistock
Pine River Cheese & Butter
Co-operative
Ripley
Riverside Cheese & Butter Inc.
Trenton
St. Albert Co-operative Cheese
Mfg. Association
St. Albert
St. Lawrence Parks
Commission (Upper Canada
Village Cheese Factory)
Morrisburg
Gay Lea Foods Co-operative
Limited
Teeswater
Thornloe Cheese (Division of
Ault Foods Ltd.)
Thornloe
Union Star Cheese (Division of
Ault Foods Ltd.)
Eganville
Wilton Cheese Factory
Odessa
O. Reg. 146/90, s. 2.
3. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of April, 1990.
The Ontario Milk Marketing Board:
John Core
Chairman
Harry Parker
Secretary
Dated at Mississauga, this 29th day of March,
1990.
15/90
RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF
MAINTENANCE ORDERS ACT, 1982
O. Reg. 147/90.
Reciprocating States.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 30th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 893 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
RECIPROCAL ENFORCEMENT OF
MAINTENANCE ORDERS ACT, 1982
1. Paragraph 2 of the Schedule to Regula-
tion 893 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980, as amended by section 1
of Ontario Regulation 245/84 and section
1 of Ontario Regulation 592/89, is further
amended by adding the following items:
via. Illinois.
vib. Indiana.
xxia. Rhode Island.
xxva. West Virginia.
2. This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of April, 1990.
15/90
COURTS OF JUSTICE ACT, 1984
O. Reg. 148/90.
Rules of Practice and Procedure of the
Provincial Offences Courts.
Made— August 29th, 1989.
Approved — March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 30th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 809 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
COURTS OF JUSTICE ACT, 1984
494
O. Reg. 148/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 149/90 2079
Subruie 8a (1) of Regulation 809 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
made by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
519/87, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted:
(1) A certificate under subsection 19 (la) of the
Act purporting to be signed by the clerk of the
municipality, or a person designated by the clerk,
shall be in Form 149 and shall be included on the fil-
ing document approved by the clerk of the court
under subruie 7a (3). O. Reg. 148/90, s. 1 .
2. Form 149 of the Regulation, as made by section 11 of Ontario Regulation 519/87, is revoked
and the following substituted:
Form 149
Courts of Justice Act
CERTIFICATE OF NON-DELIVERY OF FINE PAYMENT AND
REQUEST FOR TRIAL UNDER SUBSECTION 1 9 ( 1 A) OF THE
PRO VINCI A L OFFENCES A CT
PROVINCIAL OFFENCES COURT
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
I certify that payment of the set fine in respect of the parking infraction alleged upon the certificate of parking
infraction herein has not been made under section 18 and that a request for trial in respect of the alleged park-
ing infraction has not been delivered under subsection 17 (1).
(date)
(signature)
Clerk of the Corporation of the
of
15/90
(or,
a person designated by the Clerk of the said
Corporation).
O. Reg. 148/90, s. 2.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT
O. Reg. 149/90.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 30th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 887 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT
1. Regulation 887 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is amended by adding
thereto the following section:
15. In exercising his or her duties under the
Escheats Act or the Charities Accounting Act, the
Public Trustee may charge a fee of $120 for rendering
any of the following services to a corporation or an
applicant for incorporation:
1 . Applying for revival of a charter.
2. Reviewing an application for letters patent.
3. Reviewing an application for amalgamation.
4. Reviewing an application for supplementary
letters patent. O. Reg. 149/90, s . 1.
15/90
495
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O. Reg. 150/90
1.
PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT
O. Reg. 150/90.
General.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— March 30th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 887 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PUBLIC TRUSTEE ACT
Section 14 of Regulation 887 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as made by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 396/89, is
revoked and the following substituted:
14. If it appears that the persons entitled to apply
for and receive from the Public Trustee the assets of
an estate do not take out the proper administration of
the estate within two years after the date of death,
the Public Trustee,
(a) shall cease to credit any interest to the
assets of the estate;
(b) shall convert all of the assets to cash;
(c) shall transfer the balance of the estate at
credit into the unadministered estates
account;
(d) shall not credit any interest to the estate in
the unadministered estates account.
O. Reg. 150/90, s. 1.
15/90
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INDEX 15
GOVERNMENT NOTICES/ A VIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Proclamations 1877
Assessment Act/Loi sur l'évaluation foncière 1879
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les transports routiers 1879
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 1912
Certificates of Incorporation Issued/Certificats de constitution délivrés 1930
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued/Lettres patentes constitutives délivrées 1930
Letters Patent of Amalgamation Issued/Lettres patentes de fusion délivrées 1930
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 1931
Transfer of Ontario Corporations/Transfert de compagnies ontariennes 1931
Restated Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution mis à jour 1932
Amendments to Articles/Modifications aux statuts 1932
Articles of Revival/Statuts de reconstitution 1937
Supplementary Letters Patent Issued/Lettres patentes supplémentaires délivrées 1937
Extra-Provincial Licences Endorsed/Permis extraprovinciaux inscrits 1938
Certificates of Dissolution/Certificats de dissolution 1938
Decisions on Applications for Audit Exemption/Décisions quant aux demandes de dispense en
matière de vérification 1939
Cancellation for Cause (Business Corporations Act)/ Annulation pour motifs suffisants
(Loi sur les compagnies) 1939
Notice of Default in Complying with the Corporations Tax Act/ Avis de défaut d'observer la
Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales 1940
Credit Unions Dissolved/Credit Unions dissoutes 1942
Marriage Act/Loi sur le mariage 1942
Change of Name Act/Loi sur le changement de nom 1943
Applications to Provincial Parliament — Private Bills/Demandes au Parlement provincial —
Projets de loi d'intérêt privé 1949
Petitions to Provincial Parliament/Petitions au Parlement provincial 1949
Applications to Provincial Parliament/Demandes au Parlement provincial 1950
CORPORATION NOTICES/AVIS RELATIFS AUX COMPAGNIES 1955
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIP/DISSOLUTION DE SOCIÉTÉS 1958
SALES OF LANDS FOR TAX ARREARS BY PUBLIC TENDERAVENTES DE TERRAINS
PAR APPEL D'OFFRES POUR ARRIÉRÉ D'IMPÔT 1958
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Courts of Justice Act, 1984 O. Reg. 148/90 2078
Education Act O. Reg. 141/90 2041
Education Act O. Reg. 142/90 2068
Education Act O. Reg. 143/90 2071
Education Act O. Reg. 144/90 2073
Environmental Assessment Act O. Reg. 145/90 2074
Environmental Protection Act O. Reg. 138/90 1970
Environmental Protection Act O. Reg. 139/90 1971
General Welfare Assistance Act O. Reg. 131/90 1961
Land Registration Reform Act, 1984 O. Reg. 130/90 1961
Meat Inspection Act (Ontario) O. Reg. 132/90 1961
Milk Act O. Reg. 146/90 2077
Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act, 1981 O. Reg. 134/90 1964
Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act O. Reg. 133/90 1963
Petroleum Resources Act O. Reg. 136/90 1969
Petroleum Resources Act O. Reg. 137/90 1970
Public Trustee Act O. Reg. 149/90 2079
Public Trustee Act O. Reg. 150/90 2080
Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act, 1982 O. Reg. 147/90 2078
Registry Act O. Reg. 135/90 1968
Veterinarians Act, 1989 O. Reg. 140/90 2024
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Publications under the Regulations Act
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199()__()4_21
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 151/90.
Parking.
Made— March 28th, 1990.
Filed— April 2nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 477 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Schedule 11 of Appendix A to Regulation
477 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 is amended by adding the following
paragraph:
10. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Township of Yarmouth in the County of
Elgin beginning at its intersection with the easterly
edge of the pavement of the roadway known as Cen-
tennial Avenue and extending easterly for a distance
of 670 metres.
2. Schedule 69 of Appendix A to the Regula-
tion, as made by section 2 of Ontario
Regulation 62/81 and amended by section
5 of Ontario Regulation 318/82 and sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 349/89, is
further amended by adding the following
paragraph:
3. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 48 in the Town of Georgina
in The Regional Municipality of York beginning at a
point situate 136 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Virginia Boulevard and extending westerly
for a distance of 10 metres.
3. Appendix B to the Regulation is amended by adding the following Schedule:
Schedule 17
HIGHWAY No. 24A
Column 1
Highway
Column 2
Limits
Column 3
Period
Column 4
Maximum
Period
Highway No. 24 A in the
Township of South Dumfries in
the County of Brant
Between a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway
known as Watts Pond Road and
a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as Paris
Plains Church Road
From September 9,
1990 to September
28, 1990 inclusive
No parking at any
time
O. Reg. 151/90, s. 3.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of March, 1990.
16/90
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2166 O. Reg. 152/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 153/90
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 152/90.
Speed Limits.
Made— March 28th, 1990.
Filed— April 2nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 490 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1.— (1) Paragraph 13 of Part 3 of Schedule 3
to Regulation 490 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1980 is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted:
Elgin—
Twps. of
Yarmouth
and
Southwold
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 152
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Elgin County Road
45 in the Township of Yarmouth and a
point situate at its intersection with the
line between the townships of South-
wold and Yarmouth.
(2) Paragraph 12 of Part 5 of Schedule 3 is
revoked.
(3) Part 6 of Schedule 3 is amended by add-
ing the following paragraph:
6. That part of the King's Highway
Elgin — known as No. 4 in the Village of Port
Stanley in the County of Elgin begin-
ning at a point situate at its intersec-
tion with the line between the town-
ships of Southwold and Yarmouth and
extending southerly for a distance of
370 metres.
Village of
Port
Stanley
Twps. of
Southwold
and
Yarmouth
2.— (1) Paragraph 14 of Part 5 of Schedule 6
to the Regulation is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted:
Regional
Municipality
of Halton —
Town of
Halton Hills
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Town of Halton
Hills in The Regional Municipality of
Halton, formerly in the Town of
Acton in the County of Halton, begin-
ning at a point situate 100 metres mea-
sured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Lakeview Avenue and
(2)
extending westerly for a distance of
305 metres.
Part 6 of Schedule 6 is amended by add-
ing the following paragraph:
Town of
Halton Hills
17. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 7 in the Town of Halton
Municipality Hills in The Regional Municipality of
of Halton— Halton, formerly in the Town of
Acton in the County of Halton, begin-
ning at a point situate at its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Main Street and
extending westerly for a distance of
400 metres.
3. Paragraph 10 of Part 3 of Schedule 30 to
the Regulation is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted:
Bruce —
Twp. of
Saugeen
Town of
Port Elgin
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Saugeen in the County of Bruce lying
between a point situate 12 metres
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Devonshire Road in the
Town of Port Elgin and a point situate
506 metres measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Bruce Road 3
in the Township of Saugeen.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of March, 1990.
16/90
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 153/90.
Yield Right of Way Signs in Territory
Without Municipal Organization.
Made— March 28th, 1990.
Filed— April 2nd, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 13/82
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1. Ontario Regulation 13/82 is amended by
adding the following Schedules:
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Schedule 20 Dated at Toronto, this 9th day of March, 1990.
1 . The highway known as Trout Lake Road in the
unorganized Township of Aweres in the Territorial
District of Algoma at its intersection with the road-
way known as Birchgrove Road.
2. Southbound on Birchgrove Road.
153/90, s. \,part.
Schedule 21
O. Reg.
1 . The highway known as Trout Lake Road in the
unorganized Township of Aweres in the Territorial
District of Algoma at its intersection with the road-
way known as Maki Lake Road.
2. Southbound on Maki Lake Road. O. Reg.
153/90, s . \,part.
William Wrye
Minister of Transportation
Dated at Toronto, this 28th day of March, 1990.
16/90
HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT
O. Reg. 154/90.
Medicine.
Made— March 9th, 1990.
Approved — April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 5th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 448 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HEALTH DISCIPLINES ACT
Clause 45 (2) (a) of Regulation 448 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
remade by section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 206/89, is revoked and the following
substituted:
(a) a licence of any class other than an Educa-
tional licence is $450; and
Council of the College of Physicians
AND Surgeons of Ontario:
Brian Dingle, M.D.
President
Michael Dixon, M.D.
Registrar
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MENTAL HEALTH ACT
O. Reg. 155/90.
Application of Act.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 5th, 1990.
1.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 609 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
MENTAL HEALTH ACT
Subsection 14 (3) of Regulation 609 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as
remade by section 5 of Ontario Regula-
tion 391/87, is revoked and the following
substituted:
(3) A member of the review board who is not
referred to in subsection (1) or (2) shall be paid $150
for each day or part of a day while engaged upon the
work of the board on or after the 1st day of April,
1990. O. Reg. 155/90, s. 1.
16/90
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
O. Reg. 156/90.
General.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 5th, 1990.
(m)
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 452 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
HEALTH INSURANCE ACT
Section 1 of Regulation 452 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as amend-
ed by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
717/89, is further amended by adding the
following clause:
"schedule of benefits" means the schedule
set out in the publication published by the
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Ministry of Health titled "Schedule of Ben-
efits'" and subtitled "Physician Services
under the Health Insurance Act" and
"April 1, 1988 Schedule of Benefits revised
for the coming into force of the Indepen-
dent Health Facilities Act, 1989" other than
the part of the schedule from and including
item L700 on page 177 to and including
page 188 and includes the parts of the
schedule that deal with what a service
encompasses and what fees are payable.
2. Section 53 of the Regulation, as amended
by section 1 of Ontario Regulation
298/81, section 2 of Ontario Regulation
332/81 and section 1 of Ontario Regula-
tion 721/86, is revoked and the following
substituted:
53. — (1) The following are deemed not to be
insured services and not to be part of insured services
rendered by physicians or practitioners:
1. Travelling to visit an insured person outside
the usual geographical area of practice of
the person making the visit.
2. Toll charges for long distance telephone
calls.
3. Preparing or providing a device that is not
implanted by means of an incision and that
is used for therapeutic purposes unless,
i. the device is used to permit or facili-
tate a procedure or examination, or
ii. the device is a cast for which there is
a fee listed in the schedule of
benefits.
4. Preparing or providing,
i. a drug, antigen, antiserum or other
substance used for treatment that is
not used to facilitate a procedure or
examination, or
ii. a drug to promote ovulation.
5. Advice given by telephone to an insured
person at the request of the person or the
person's representative unless advice by
telephone is specifically listed as an insured
service or part of an insured service in the
schedule of benefits.
6. An interview or case conference in respect
of an insured person that,
i. lasts more than twenty minutes, and
ii. includes a professional none of
whose services are insured services.
7. The preparation and transfer of an insured
person's health records when this is done
because the care of the person is being
transferred at the request of the person or
the person's representative.
8. A service that is required by a statute or
regulation or that is for a person other than
the patient, except,
i. preparing or submitting documents
or records or providing information
for use in programs administered by
the Ministry of Health,
ii. keeping and maintaining appropriate
physician's or practitioner's records,
iii. obtaining consents or delivering writ-
ten consents,
iv. preparing or submitting documents
or records required by or for a health
facility as defined in the Independent
Health Facilities Act, 1989,
V. conferring with or providing advice,
direction, information or records to
physicians and other professionals
associated with the health and devel-
opment of the patient except as set
out in paragraphs 6 and 7,
vi. an examination rendered by a psychi-
atrist who is not a member of the
medical staff of a psychiatric facility
in which a patient is detained, for the
purpose of clause 35 (4) (b) of the
Mental Health Act, or
vii. an examination rendered and docu-
mentation prepared by a physician
for the purpose of an investigation or
confirmation of an alleged sexual
assault.
9. The providing of a prescription to an
insured person if the person or the person's
personal representative requests the pre-
scription and no concomitant insured ser-
vice is provided.
10. A service that is solely for the purpose of
altering the appearance of an insured per-
son except for otoplasty for the correction
of outstanding ears of a person under the
age of eighteen years.
1 1 . An anaesthetic service rendered by a physi-
cian in connection with,
i. a service rendered by a practitioner
that is provided outside a hospital; or
ii. a dental service that is not insured, is
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2169
provided in a hospital and involves
only the removal of impacted teeth.
12. The fitting of contact lenses other than for,
i. aphakia,
ii. myopia greater than 9 dioptres,
iii. irregular astigmatism resulting from
post corneal grafting or corneal scar-
ring from disease, or
iv. keratoconus.
13. An acupuncture procedure.
14. Psychological testing.
15. A service that is part of a group screening
program.
16. An examination or procedure for the pur-
pose of a research or survey program other
than an assessment that is necessary to
determine if an insured person is suitable
for the program.
17. Treatment for a medical condition that is
generally accepted within Ontario as experi-
mental.
18. Psychotherapy that is a requirement for the
patient to obtain a diploma or degree or to
fulfil a course of study.
19. A missed appointment or procedure.
(2) The following are deemed not to be insured
services:
1. A laboratory service except a laboratory
service,
i. that is an insured service under sec-
tion 52, or
ii. that is carried out by a physician only
for the purpose of diagnosing or
treating one of his or her patients.
2. A service provided by a laboratory, physi-
cian or hospital that supports a service that
is deemed to be not insured under para-
graph 8, 10, 13, 15, 16 or 17 of subsection (1)
or paragraph 1 .
3. A service provided by a laboratory and
ordered by a dentist, osteopath, chiroprac-
tor or chiropodist. O. Reg. 156/90, s. 2.
3. Section 54 of the Regulation is revoked.
4. Subsection 59 (Ir) of the Regulation, as
made by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
501
583/89, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted:
(Ir) The amount payable by the Plan for an
insured service rendered by a physician outside
Ontario to an insured person on or after the 1st day
of October, 1989 and before the 22nd day of April,
1990 is the lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
(b) the amount set out opposite the service in
Schedule 15 as it existed on the 21st day of
April, 1990 or 51.7 cents multiplied by the
applicable individual unit value for such ser-
vice set out opposite the service in Schedule
16, as the case may be.
(Is) The amount payable by the Plan for an
insured service rendered by a physician outside
Ontario to an insured person on or after the 22nd day
of April, 1990 is the lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
(b) the amount set out opposite the service in
the schedule of benefits or 51. -7 cents multi-
plied by the applicable individual unit value
for such service set out opposite the service
in Schedule 16, as the case may be.
(It) Despite subsection (Is), the amount payable
by the Plan for an insured service rendered by a phy-
sician outside Ontario to an insured person on or
after the 22nd day of April, 1990 is, for the services
Vital capacity, FEV,, FEV|/FVC with or without
MMEFR (FEF 25-75) calculation, Repeat J301 after
bronchodilator. Flow volume loop (FVC, FEV,,
FEV,/FVC, V50, V25), and Repeat J304 after bron-
chodilator listed under the heading of "Pulmonary
Function Studies" of the schedule of benefits, is the
lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
(b) the amount calculated by adding the
amount set out opposite the service in Col-
umn P and the amount set out opposite the
service in Column T.
(lu) Despite subsections (Is) and (It), if the ser-
vices Vital capacity, FEV,, FEV, /FVC with or with-
out MMEFR (FEF 25-75) calculation and Flow vol-
ume loop (FVC, FEV,, FEV,/FVC, V50, V,,) are
rendered together by a physician outside Ontario to
an insured person on or after the 22nd day of April,
1990, the amount payable by the Plan for the services
is the lesser of.
(a)
the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
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(b) $31.50.
(Iv) Despite subsection (Is), the amount payable
by the Plan for an insured service rendered by a phy-
sician outside Ontario to an insured person on or
after the 22nd day of April, 1990 and listed under the
heading "Nuclear Medicine — In Vivo", "Diagnostic
Radiology", "Diagnostic Ultrasound" or "Pulmo-
nary Function Studies" of Schedule 21 is the lesser
of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
(b) the amount calculated by adding the
amount set out opposite the service and, for
a service listed under the heading,
(i) "Nuclear Medicine — In Vivo" ,
(A) for visual inspection of imag-
ing studies, the amount, or
(B) for visual inspection of imag-
ing studies and quantification
or data manipulation, 130 per
cent of the amount,
set out opposite the service in Col-
umn P| or P; of the schedule of bene-
fits, as the case may be, except for
Tomography (SPECT), Myocardial
wall motion studies, and Myocardial
wall motion studies with ejection
fraction, in which case, the amount
set out opposite the service in Col-
umn P| or P2. as the case may be, or
(ii) "Diagnostic Radiology", "Diagnos-
tic Ultrasound" or "Pulmonary
Function Studies", the amount set
out opposite the service in Column P
of the schedule of benefits.
(Iw) Despite subsection (Iv), if the services Bone
scintigraphy — general survey and Bone scintigraphy
— single site are rendered together by a physician
outside Ontario to an insured person on or after the
22nd day of April, 1990, the amount payable by the
Plan for the services is the lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
(b) the amount calculated by adding $98.80
and,
(i) for visual inspection of imaging stud-
ies, the amount, or
(ii) for visual inspection of imaging stud-
ies and quantification or data manip-
ulation, 130 per cent of the amount.
set out opposite Bone scintigraphy — gener-
al survey in Column P, or P, of the schedule
of benefits, as the case may be.
(Ix) Despite subsection (Iv), if the services Bone
scintigraphy — general survey or Bone scintigraphy
— single site and First transit with blood {X)ol images
are rendered together by a physician outside Ontario
to an insured person on or after the 22nd day of
April, 1990, the amount payable by the Plan for the
services is the lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
(b) the amount calculated by adding $15.30, the
amount set out opposite Bone scintigraphy
— general survey or Bone scintigraphy —
single site, as the case may be, in Schedule
21 and,
(i) for visual inspection of imaging stud-
ies, the amounts, or
(ii) for visual inspection of imaging stud-
ies and quantification or data manip-
ulation, 130 per cent of the amounts,
set out opposite First transit without blood
pool images and Bone scintigraphy — gen-
eral survey or Bone scintigraphy — single
site, as the case may be, in Column P, or Pj
of the schedule of benefits, as the case may
be.
(ly) Despite subsection (Iv), the amount payable
by the Plan for an insured service rendered by a phy-
sician outside Ontario to an insured person on or
after the 22nd day of April, 1990 is for the services
Brain scintigraphy, Perfusion lung scintigraphy. Ven-
tilation lung scintigraphy. Perfusion and ventilation
scintigraphy — same day, and Liver/spleen scintigra-
phy listed under the heading "Nuclear Medicine —
In Vivo" of Schedule 21, if the service is limited to
one view, the lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
(b) 50 per cent of the amount calculated by add-
ing the amount set out opposite the service
in Schedule 21 and the amount set out
opposite the service in the Column P, or Pj
of the schedule of benefits, as the case may
be.
(Iz) Despite subsection (Iv), the amount payable
by the Plan for an insured service rendered by a phy-
sician outside Ontario to an insured person on or
after the 22nd day of April, 1990 and listed under the
heading "Diagnostic Radiology" of Schedule 21 is, if
less than the minimum number of views set out oppo-
site the service is rendered, the lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
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2171
(b) 75 per cent of the amount calculated by add-
ing the amount set out opposite the service
in Schedule 21 and the amount set out
opposite the service in Column P of the
schedule of benefits.
(Iza) Despite subsection (Iv), if the services Car-
bon monoxide diffusing capacity by steady state at
rest and Carbon monoxide diffusing capacity by sin-
gle breath method are rendered together by a physi-
cian outside Ontario to an insured person on or after
the 22nd day of April, 1990, the amount payable by
the Plan for the services is the lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician;
or
(b) $35.80. O. Reg. 156/90, s. 4.
5. Subsection 67 (2s) of the Regulation, as
made by section 4 of Ontario Regulation
583/89, is revoked and the following sub-
stituted:
(2s) The amount payable by the Plan for an
insured service rendered by a physician in Ontario to
an insured person on or after the 1st day of October,
1989 and before the 22nd day of April, 1990 is the
amount set out opposite the service in Schedule 15 as
it existed on the day the service was rendered or 51.7
cents multiplied by the individual applicable unit val-
ue for the service set out opposite the service in
Schedule 16, as the case may be.
(2t) The amount payable by the Plan for an
insured service rendered by a physician in Ontario to
an insured person on or after the 22nd day of April,
1990 is the amount set out for the service in the
schedule of benefits or 51.7 cents multiplied by the
individual applicable unit value for the service set out
opposite the service in Schedule 16, as the case may
be. O. Reg. 156/90, s. 5.
6. Schedule 15 of the Regulation, as remade
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 94/89
and amended by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 654/89 and section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 681/89, is revoked.
7. The Regulation is amended by adding the
following Schedule:
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Schedule 21
O. Reg. 156/90
Schedule of Benefits for out of province services
NUCLEAR MEDICINE - IN VIA O
Code Cardiovascular System
J802yJ602 Venography- peripheral and superior vena cava 91 .70
J804/J604 First transit without blood pool images 15..W
J867/J667 First transit v/ith blood pool images 54.60
Cardioangiography - first pass for shunt detection, cardiac
J806/J606 output and transit studies 90.60
J807/J607 Myocardial perfusion scintigraphy - immediate post stress, resting 207.30
J808/J60S -delayed 76.40
J810/J610 Myocardial scintigraphy - acute infarction, injiu7 84.00
J811/J611 Myocardial wall motion studies 90.60
J812/J6I- - repeat same day (maximum of three repeats) 45.80
J8D/J613 Myocardial wall motion studies with ejection fraction 128.80
J814/J614 - repeat same day (maximum of three repeats) 45.80
Detection of venous thrombosis using radioiodinated
J8L5/J6L5 fibrinogen up to ten days 125.50
Endocrine System
J816/J616 AdrenaJ scintigraphy v/ith idocholesterol 367.75
J868/J66S - with idocholesterol and dexamethasone suppression 431.05
J869/J669 - with MIBG 529.05
J817/J617 Thyroid uptake 27.30
J870/J670 -repeat 14.20
J818/J618 Thyroid scintigraphy with Tc99m or I- 131 61.10
J871/J671 -wiLh 1-123 98.20
Parathyroid scintigraphy - dual isotope technique with T1201
J820/J620 and Tc99m Iodine 224.80
J872/J672 Metastatic survey with 1-131 229.10
Gastrointestinal System
J82iyJ621 Schilhng test - single isotope 42.60
J823/J623 -dual isotope 45.80
J824/J624 Malabsorption test with C^'' substrate 54.60
J873/J673 - with whole body counting 131.00
J825/J625 Gastrointestinal protein loss 78.50
J874/J674 Ga5trouitestinal blood loss - Cr^^ 58.90
J826/J626 Calcium absorption - Ca"*^ 58.90
J875/J675 Calcium absorption/excretion 241.15
J827/J627 Esophageal motility studies - one or more 114.60
J829/J629 Gastrointestinal transit 98.20
J876/J676 Gastrointestinal reflux 54.60
J877/J677 Gastroesophageal aspiration 38.20
Abdominal scintigraphy for gatxointestinal bleed - Tc99m
J830/J630 sulphur colloid or Tc*^ 82.90
J878/J678 - labelled RBCs 136.40
J879/J679 - Le Veen shunt patency 63.25
J83iyJ631 Biliary scintigraphy 109.10
J832/J632 Liver/spleen scintigraphy 76.30
J833/J633 Salivary gland scintigraphy 91.65
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NUCLEAR MEDICINE - IN \TVO
Code
J834/J634
J835/J635
J880/J680
J836/J636
J837/J637
J838/J638
J839/J639
J840/J640
J841/J641
J843/J643
J847/J647
J848/J648
J849/J649
J881/J681
J882/J682
J883/J683
J884/J684
J850/J650
J85iyJ651
J852/J652
J853/J653
J854/J654
J855/J655
J888/J688
J856/J656
J857/J657
J885/J685
J886/J686
J858/J658
J859/J659
J887/J687
J860/J660
J86iyJ661
J862/J662
J864/J664
J865/J665
J866/J666
Genitourinary System
Dynamic rcnal imaging 91.65
Computer assessed rcnal function (includes first transit) 125.50
- repeat after pharmacologiail intervention 43.00
Static renal scintigraphy 30.50
ERPF by blood sample method 38.20
GFR by blood sample method 38.20
Cystography for vesicouretcric reflux 114.80
Testicular and scrotal scintigraphy (includes first transit) 78.50
Hematopoietic System
Plasma volume 41.45
Red cell volume 45.80
Ferrokinetics - clearance, turnover, and utilization 381.90
Red cell, white cell or platelet survival 98.20
Red cell survival with serial surface counts 141.90
Bone marrow scintigraphy - whole body 109.10
-single site 80.80
In-Ill leukocyte scintigraphy - whole body 347.00
- single site 305.60
Musculoskeletal System
Bone scintigraphy - general survey 98.80
-single site 80.80
Gallium scintigraphy - general survey 169.20
- smgle site 117.85
Bone mineral density by single photon method 29.50
Total body calcium - neutron activation 185.50
Bone mineral content by dual photon absorptiometry
- single site 111.90
- two or more sites 146.40
Nenous System
CSF circulation - v/ith Tc99m or 1-131 HSA 114.60
-withln-m 294.60
- via shunt puncture 85.05
Brain scintigraphy 86.20
Respiratory System
Perfusion lung scintigraphy 81.80
Ventilation lung scintigraphy 102.60
Perfusion and ventilation scintigraphy - same day 163.70
Miscellaneous
Radionuclide lymphangjogram 106.90
Ocular tumour localization 72.00
Tear duct scintigraphy 92.80
Total body counting 179.00
Tomography (SPECT) 41.45
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DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
Code Head and Neck
XOOl Skull - four views 30.65
X009 - five or more views 38.20
X003 Sella turcica (when skull not examined) 15.30
X004 Facial bones - minimum of three views 22.20
X005 Nose - minimum of two views 15.30
X006 Mandible - minimum of three views (uni or bilateral) 22.20
X012 - four or more views 30.65
Temporomandibular joints - minimum of four views including open and closed
X007 mouth views 22.20
X008 Sinuses - minimum of three views 22.20
XOIO Mastoids - bilateral - minimum of six views 29.40
XOll Internal auditory meati (when skuJl not examined) 22.20
X016 Eye, for foreign body 15.20
X017 Eye, for localization, additional 15.60
X018 Optic foramina 17.20
X019 Salivary gland region 14.10
X020 Neck for soft tissues - minimum of two views 14.10
Spine and Pelvis
X025 Cervical spine - Pvvo or three views 26.50
X202 - four or five views 34.20
X203 - six or more views 41.40
X027 Thoracic spine - two views 24.30
X204 - three or more 31.90
X028 Lumbar or lumbosacral spine - two or three views 26.50
X205 - four or five views 34.20
X206 - six or more views 41.50
X032 Entire spine - (scoliosis series) minimum of four views 54.95
X033 - Orthoroentgenogram (3 foot film) - single view 22.20
X031 - two or more views 30.60
X034 Sacrum and/or coccyx - two views 25.60
X207 - three or more views 31.90
X035 Sacro-iliac joints - two or three views 22.20
X208 - four or more views 29.70
X036 Pelvis and/or hip(s) - one view 15.30
- two views (e.g. A. P. and frog view, both hips; or A.P.
X037 both hips plus lateral one hip) 28.50
- three or more views (e.g. pelvis and sacro-iliac joints,
X038 or A.P. both hips plus lateral each hip) 32.70
Upper Extremities
X045 Clavicle - two views L5.30
X209 - three or more views 23.50
Acromioclavicular joints (bilateral) with or without weighted distraction
X046 -two views 22.20
X210 - three or more views 30.40
X047 Sternoclavicular joints - (bilateral) - two or three views 18.30
X211 - four or more views 26.40
X048 Shoulder - two views 18.30
X212 - three or more views 26.40
X049 Scapula - two views 18.30
X213 - three or more views 26.40
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Code Upper Extremities - Cont'd.
X050 Humerus - including one joint - two views 15.30
X214 - three or more views 23.50
X051 Elbow - two views 15.30
X215 - three or four views 23.50
X216 - five or more views 31.60
X052 Forearm - including one joint - two views 15.30
X217 - three or more views 23.50
X053 Wrist - two or three views 15.30
X218 - four or more views 23.50
X054 Hand - two or three views 1530
X219 - four or more views 23.50
X055 Wrist and hand - two or three views 22.20
X220 - four or more \'iews 2835
XÛ56 Finger or thumb - two views 11.80
X221 - three or more views 1530
Lower Extremities
X060 Hip - (unilateral) - two or more views 24.30
X063 Femur, including one joint - two views 15.30
X223 - three or more views 23-50
X065 Knee (including patella) - Uvo views 15.30
X224 - three or four views 23.50
X225 - five or more views 31.60
X066 Tibia and fibula (including one joint) - two views 15.30
X226 - three or more views 23-50
X067 AnkJe - two or three views 1530
X227 - four or more views 23.50
X068 Calcaneus - two views 15.30
X228 - three or more views 23.50
X069 Foot - two or three views L5.30
X229 - four or more views 23.50
X072 Toe - two views 11.80
X230 - three or more views 1530
X064 Leg length studies (orthoroentgenogram) 22.20
Skeletal Surveys
Skeletal survey for bone age
X057 -single film 15.30
X058 - two or more films or views 22.40
Other survey studies - e.g., rheumatoid, metabolic or metastatic
X080 -basic 7.60
X081 - plus per film or view 7.60
Chest
X090 Single fihn 1530
X091 Two views 22.50
X092 Three or more views 28.90
X039 Ribs - two or more views 18.30
X040 Sternum - two or more views 18.30
X096 Thoracic inlet - two or more views 15.30
Abdomen
XlOO Single view 15.30
XlOl Two or more views 23.40
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DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
Code G.I. Tract
X105 Palatopharyngeal analysis (cine or videotape) 30.20
X106 Pharynx and oesophagus (cine or videotape) 30.20
X107 Oesophagus - when X103, X104, X108 or X109 not billed 27.40
X108 Oesophagus, stomach and duodenum - including survey film if taken 47.50
Oesophagus, stomach and duodenum - double contrast, including survey film, if
X104 taken 49.40
Oesophagus, stomach and duodenum - double contrast, including survey film, if
X103 taken, and small bowel 62.50
X109 Oesophagus, stomach and small bowel 60.55
XllO Hypotonic duodenogram 40.40
Xlll Small bowel only - when only examination performed during patient's visit 27.40
X112 Colon - barium enema (including survey film, if taken) 49.50
X113 Colon - air contrast, primary or secondary, including survey films, if taken 62.60
X114 Gallbladder (one or multiple day examinations) 30.65
X120 Gallbladder (one or multiple day examinations with preliminary plain film) 40.80
X116 T-tube cholangiogram 22.20
X117 Operative cholangiogram 22.20
X118 Intravenous cholangiogram 50.70
X123 Operative pancreatogram or E.R.C.P 22.20
G. U. Tract
X129 Retrograde pyelogram, unilateral or bilateral 22.20
X130 Intravenous pyelogram including preliminary film 50.80
X137 Cystogram (catheter) 24.40
X135 Cystourethrogram, stress or voiding (catheter) 28.30
X131 Cystourethrogram (non-catheter) 5.95
X191 Intestinal conduit examination or nephrostogram 22.20
X138 Percutaneous antegrade pyelogram 22.20
X139 Percutaneous nephrostogram 22.20
X134 Urethrogram (retrograde) 18.30
X136 Vasogram 18.30
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
X143 Survey film L5.30
X144 Pelvimetry 22.20
X147 Hysterosalpingogram 30.60
X148 Intra-uterine foetal transfusion - radiological control 40.40
Fluoroscopy - by physician v/ith or without spot films
X195 Chest 9.50
X196 Skeleton 9.50
X197 Abdomen 9.50
X189 Fluoroscopic control of clinical procedures done by another physician per 1/4 hour 7.50
Special Examinations
XL55 Abdominal or pelvic pneumogram 41.00
Angiography
- by catheterization
- abdominal, thoracic, cervical or cranial
- using single films
X179 non-selective 30.60
X180 selective (per vessel to max. of 4) 40.40
- using film changer, cine or multiformat camera
X181 non-selective 61. L5
X182 seleaive (per vessel to a max. of 4) 81.40
X140 selective (5 or more vessels) 325.60
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DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
Code Special Examinations - Cont'd.
Carotid angiogram - direct puncture
X160 -unilateral 50.15
X161 -bilateral 80.60
Peripheral angiogram
X174 -unilateral 30.60
X175 -bilateral 40.40
X198 Splenoportogram 60.60
X199 Translumbar aortogram 60.60
Vertebral angiogram - direct puncture or retrograde brachial injection
X132 -unilateral 50.15
X133 -bUateral 82.00
X156 Arthrogram, tenogram or bursogram 26.90
X200 - with fluoroscopy and complete positioning throughout by physician 37.70
X157 Bone density (mineral content) measurement 34.30
X158 Bronchogram - unilateral 30.10
XL59 -bilateral 39.90
X162 Cerebral stereotaxis 61.15
X122 Cholangiogram, percutaneous trans-hepatic 30.30
Miscellaneous Examinations
Xi51 Cordotomy, percutaneous 50.15
X163 Dacrocystogram 30.60
X164 Discogram(s) - one or more levels 30.10
X167 Fistula or sinus 22.20
X169 Laminogram, planigram, tomogram 41.00
X170 Laryngogram 30.10
X171 Lymphangiogram 50.70
X192 Mammary ductography 22.20
X184 Mammogram - dedicated equipment - unilateral 25.40
X185 -bilateral 37.80
X186 - using xeroradiography - unilateral 31.45
X187 -bilateral 48.30
X150 Mechanical evaluation of knee 26.20
X193 Microradioscopy of the hands 15.05
X173 Myelogram (spine and/or posterior fossa) 35.90
X190 Pantomography 18.30
X154 Penis : 16.40
X176 Sialogram 30.60
X177 Skin thickness measurement 16.10
X183 Ventriculogram 50.15
X166 Examination using portable machine, add to fu-st examination only 64.80
Note: X166 may only be claimed once per day regardless of the number of people x-rayed
in the same residence
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DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND
Code Head and Neck
J122 Brain - complete, B-niode 46.10
Echography-ophLhalmic (excluding vascular study)
J102 Quantitative, A-modc 21.80
J103 B-scan immersion 42.90
J107 B-scan contact 21.70
J108 Biometry (AxiaJ length - A-modc) 22.20
J105 Face and/or neck (excluding vascular study) 46.20
J106 Paranasal sinuses, A-modc 6.35
Heart - echocardiography (see listings in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures)
Thorax
J125 Chest masses, pleural effusion - A & B-mode 47.60
Abdomen and Retroperitoneum
J135 Abdominal scan, complete 47.60
J128 Abdominal scan, limited study (e.g. gallbladder only, aorta only or follow-up study) 31.40
Pelvis
J159 Pregnancy, complete 47.60
J162 Pelvic, complete 47.60
Pelvis or pregnancy, limited study (e.g. foetal age determination, placental
J163 localization, I.U.C.D. localization) 31.40
J138 Intracavity ultrasound (e.g. transrectal, transvaginal) 47.60
Vascular System
Extra-cranial vessel assessment (bilateral carotid and/or subclavicm and/or
J190 vertebral arteries) - Doppler scan or B scan 41.70
J191 - frequency analysis 41.70
J192 - frequency analysis with Doppler scan 52.40
J201 - Duplex scan i.e. simultaneous real time, B mode imaging and spectral analysis 64.60
Peripheral artery and/or vein evaluation
J193 - Doppler scan or B scan, unilateral 21.60
J194 - frequency analysis, unilateral 14.40
J195 - frequency amalysis with Doppler scan, unilateral 27.10
- Duplex scan i.e. simultaneous real time, B-mode imaging and spectral
J202 analysis, unilateral 32.40
Venous assessment (bilateral - includes assessment of femoral, popliteal and posterior or
J198 tibial veins v/ith appropriate functional manoeuvres and permanent record) 7.20
J205 Doppler evaluation of organ transplantation - arterial and/or venous 21.60
Vascular laboratory fees
Ankle pressure measurements with segmental pressure recordings and/or
J200 pulse volume recordings and/or Doppler recordings 19.90
Ankle pressure measurements with exercise and/or quantitative measurements
J196 added to the above 7.80
J197 Penile pressure recordings - two or more pressures 6.75
J2Û3 Transcutaneous tissue oxygen tension measurements 23.50
J204 - when done in addition to Doppler studies 12.90
Miscellaneous
J180 Echography for placement of radiation therapy fields, scan B-mode 34.30
J182 Extremities - per limb (excluding vascular study) 23.10
J127 Breast - scan B-mode (per breast) 23.10
J183 Scrotal -scan 46.20
Ultrasonic guidance of biopsy, aspiration, amniocentesis or drainage
J149 procedures (one physician only) 46.20
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PULMONARY FUNCTION STUDIES
Code
J311 Functional residual capacity by gas dilution method 16.00
J307 Functional residual capacity by body plethysmography 17.30
J305 Lung compliance (pressure volume curve of the lung from TLC to FRC) 51.30
J306 Airways resistance by plethysmography or estimated using esophageal catheter 15.90
J340 Maximum inspiratory and expiratory pressures 2.70
J309 Carbon monoxide diffusing capacity by steady state at rest 10.60
J310 Carbon monoxide diffusing capacity by single breath method 21.20
J308 Carbon dioxide ventilatory response 19.70
J328 Oxygen ventilatory response (physician must be present) 19.70
Stage I: Graded exercise to maximum tolerance (exercise must mclude continuous
J315 heart rate, oximetry and ventilation at rest and at each workload) 61.70
E450 J315 plus J301 or J304 before and/or after exercise, add 13.10
J315 plus 12 lead E.C.G. done at rest, used for monitoring during ihe
E451 exercise and followed for at least 5 minutes p>ost exercise, add 17.90
Stage II: Repeated steady state graded exercise (must include heart rate,ventilation,
VO2, VCO2, BF, ECG, end tidal and mbced venous
J316 CO2 at rest, 3 levels of exercise and recovery) 88.95
J317 Stage III: J316 plus arterial blood gases, pH and bicarbonate or lactate 171.50
Assessment of exercise induced asthma (workload sufficient to achieve
heart rate 85% of predicted maximum; performance of J301 or J304
J330 before exercise and 5-10 minutes post exercise) 32.90
J319 Blood gas analysis: pH, PO2, PCO2, bicarbonate and base excess 11.10
J318 Arterialized venous blood sample collection (e.g. ear lobe) 3.70
A-a oxygen gradient requiring measurement of RQ by sampling mixed expired
J32Û gas and using alveolar air equation 27.20
J331 Estimate of shunt (Qs/Qt) breathing pure oxygen 27.20
J313 Mixed venous PCO2, by the rebreathing method 11.10
J323 O2 saturation by oximetry at rest, with or without O2 4.20
J332 Oxygen saturation by oximetry at rest and exercise, or during sleep with or without O2 17.40
J334 J332 vnlh at least two levels of supplemental O2 30.25
J322 Standard O2 consumption and CO2 production 5.20
Non-specific bronchial provocative test (histamine, methylcholine, thermal
J333 challenge) 47.65
J335 Antigen challenge test 51.20
J341 Trans diaphragmatic pressure measurement 51.30
. O. Reg. 156/90, s. 7.
8. This Regulation comes into force on the 22nd day of April, 1990.
16/90
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O. Reg. 158/90
INDEPENDENT HEALTH FACILITIES ACT,
1989
O. Reg. 157/90.
Application and Exemptions.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 5th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
INDEPENDENT HEALTH FACILITIES ACT,
1989
APPLICATION AND EXEMPTIONS
1. A health facility is exempt from the application
of the Act and the regulations if it is,
(a) a home for special care established,
approved or licensed under the Homes for
Special Care Act;
(b) a nursing home operated or maintained
under the authority of a licence issued under
the Nursing Homes Act:
(c) a house used as a private hospital under the
authority of a licence issued under the
Private Hospitals Act; or
(d) a facility designated as a psychiatric facility
under the Mental Health Act. O. Reg.
157/90, s. 1.
2. A corporation that operates a hospital that is
approved as a public hospital under the Public Hospi-
tals Act is exempt from the application of the Act and
the regulations. O. Reg. 157/90, s. 2.
3. A service provided to a person who is not an
insured person is exempt from the application of the
Act and the regulations. O. Reg. 157/90, s. 3.
4. A service is exempt from the application of the
Act and the regulations if it is provided by a,
(a) chiropodist;
(b) chiropractor;
(c) dentist;
(d) optometrist;
(e) osteopath;
(f) physiotherapist; or
(g) podiatrist. O. Reg. 157/90, s. 4.
5. A service is exempt from the application of the
Act and the regulations if the service would make the
place in which it is provided a laboratory as defined
512
in clause 59 (c) of the Laboratory and Specimen Col-
lection Centre Licensing Act or a specimen collection
centre as defined in clause 59 (g) of that Act and the
service is provided under the authority of a licence
issued under that Act. O. Reg. 157/90, s. 5.
6. Ambulance services are exempt from the appli-
cation of the Act and the regulations. O. Reg.
157/90, s. 6.
7. Sections 3, 4, 5 and 6 apply to independent
health facilities operated under subsection 7 (3) of
the Act and to persons who operate the facilities.
O. Reg. 157/90, s. 7.
16/90
INDEPENDENT HEALTH FACILITIES ACT,
1989
O. Reg. 158/90.
General.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 5th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
INDEPENDENT HEALTH FACILITIES ACT,
1989
GENERAL
1. The following services and operating costs are
prescribed as services and operating costs that are not
part of an insured service and that do not support,
assist and are not a necessary adjunct, or any of
them, to an insured service:
1. Costs and charges for travelling to visit an
insured person outside the usual geographi-
cal area of practice of the person making the
visit.
2. Toll charges for long distance telephone
calls.
3. Costs of a device that is not implanted by
means of an incision and that is used for
therapeutic purposes unless,
i. the device is used to permit or facili-
tate a procedure or examination, or
ii. the device is a cast for which there is
a fee listed in the schedule of benefits
as defined in Regulation 452
(General) of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 made under the Health
Insurance Act.
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4. Costs of,
i. a drug, antigen, antiserum or other
substance used for treatment that is
not used to facilitate a procedure or
examination, or
ii. a drug to promote ovulation.
5. Advice given by telephone to an insured
person at the request of the person or the
person's representative unless advice by
telephone is specifically listed as an insured
service or part of an insured service in the
schedule of benefits as defined in Regula-
tion 452 (General) of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1980 made under the Health
Insurance Act.
6. An interview or case conference in respect
of an insured person that,
i. lasts more than twenty minutes, and
ii. includes a professional none of
whose services are insured services.
7. The preparation and transfer of an insured
person's health records when this is done
because the care of the person is being
transferred at the request of the person or
the person's representative.
8. A service that is required by a statute or
regulation or that is for a person other than
the patient, except,
i. preparing or submitting documents
or records or providing information
for use in programs administered by
the Ministry of Health,
ii. keeping and maintaining the appro-
priate records of a practitioner as
defined in the Health Insurance Act
or of a physician,
iii. obtaining consents or delivering writ-
ten consents,
iv. preparing or submitting documents
or records required by or for a health
facility,
V. conferring with or providing advice,
direction, information or records to
physicians and other professionals
associated with the health and devel-
opment of the patient except as set
out in paragraphs 6 and 7,
vi. an examination rendered by a psychi-
atrist who is not a member of the
medical staff of a psychiatric facility
in which a patient is detained, for the
purpose of clause 35 (4) (b) of the
Mental Health Act, or
vii. an examination rendered and docu-
mentation prepared by a physician
for the purpose of an investigation or
confirmation of an alleged sexual
assault.
9. The providing of a prescription to an
insured person if the person or the person's
personal representative requests the pre-
scription and no concomitant insured ser-
vice is provided.
10. A service that is solely for the purpose of
altering the appearance of an insured per-
son except for otoplasty for the correction
of outstanding ears of a person under the
age of eighteen years.
11. An anaesthetic service rendered by a physi-
cian in connection with a dental service that
is not an insured service that,
i. is provided outside a hospital as
defined in Regulation 452 (General)
of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 made under the Health Insur-
ance Act, or
ii. is provided in a hospital as defined in
Regulation 452 (General) of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 made
under the Health Insurance Act and
involves only the removal of impact-
ed teeth.
12. The fitting of contact lenses other than for,
i. aphakia,
ii. myopia greater than 9 diopters,
iii. irregular astigmatism resulting from
post corneal grafting or corneal scar-
ring from disease, or
iv. keratoconus.
13. An acupuncture procedure.
14. Psychological testing.
15. A service that is part of a group screening
program.
16. An examination or procedure for the pur-
pose of a research or survey program other
than an assessment that is necessary to
determine if an insured person is suitable
for the program.
17. Treatment for a medical condition that is
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generally accepted within Ontario as experi-
mental.
18. A laboratory service except a laboratory
service,
i. that is an insured service under sec-
tion 52 of Regulation 452 (General)
of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 made under the Health Insur-
ance Act, or
ii. that is carried out by a physician only
for the purpose of diagnosing or
treating one of his or her patients.
19. Psychotherapy that is a requirement for the
patient to obtain a diploma or degree or to
fulfil a course of study.
20. A service that supports a service or operat-
ing cost that is prescribed under paragraph
8,10,13, 15,16, 17or 18.
21. A service provided by a laboratory and
ordered by a dentist, osteopath, chiroprac-
tor or chiropodist.
22. A missed appointment or procedure.
O. Reg. 158/90, s. 1.
2. — (1) In this section, "technical component of an
insured service" means the part of an insured service
rendered in Ontario for which a fee is payable by the
Ontario Health Insurance Plan only if the service is
rendered in a hospital as defined in Regulation
452 (Genera!) of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 made under the Health Insurance Act
(2) The technical component of an insured service
set out in the schedule of benefits as defined in Regu-
lation 452 (General) of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 made under the Health Insurance Act
that is rendered in Ontario outside a hospital as
defined in Regulation 452 (General) of Revised Reg-
ulations of Ontario, 1980 made under the Health
Insurance Act is prescribed as a service that is not
part of the insured service and that supports, assists
and is a necessary adjunct, or any of them, to the
insured service. O. Reg. 158/90, s. 2.
3. — (1) The fee for a licence is $100.
(2) The fee for the transfer of a licence is $100.
(3) The fee for the renewal of a licence is $100.
O. Reg. 158/90, s. 3.
4. The administrative charge for the purposes of
section 36 of the Act is $50. O. Reg. 158/90, s. 4.
5. Subject to Ontario Regulation 157/90, this Reg-
ulation applies to independent health facilities oper-
ated under subsection 7 (3) of the Act and to persons
who operate the facilities. O. Reg. 158/90, s. 5.
16/90
INSURANCE ACT
O. Reg. 159/90.
Order under Paragraph 1 of subsection
85 (2) of the Act — Rates of Interest.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 5th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 532 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
INSURANCE ACT
1. — (1) Items 65 and 66 of the Schedule to Regulation 532 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, as remade by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 190/89, are revoked and the following
substituted:
65 Security Life
Insurance
Company
66
Security Life
Insurance
Company
11.27%
11.27%
Life Annuities issued on or after July 22, 1986 and
before January 1 , 1990
Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) policies
issued on or after July 22, 1986 and before January 1,
1990
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(2) Items 69, 70 and 71 of the Schedule, as made by section 1 of Ontario Regulation 190/89, are
revoked and the following substituted:
69
70
71
Annuity Life
Insurance
Company
Annuity Life
Insurance
Company
Annuity Life
Insurance
Company
10.3% for each Single premium immediate annuities issued after
year up to December 31 , 1987 and before January 1 , 1990
2008; and 6%
after 2007
Lesser of,
i. 11.36%,
ii. the rate
assumed in
premium
basis plus
0.1%
Lesser of,
i. 11.25%,
ii. the rate
specified in
policy
Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) policies
issued after December 31, 1987 and before January 1,
1990
Registered Retirement Savings Plan policies issued
after December 31 , 1987 and before January 1 , 1990
16/90
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY NEGOTIATIONS
ACT, 1981
O. Reg. 160/90.
Town of Port Hope, Township of Hope
Boundary.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 5th, 1990.
ORDER IN COUNCIL
R.O.C. 125/90
Whereas The Corporation of the Town of Port
Hope and The Corporation of the Township of Hope
have entered into an agreement dated the 19th day of
December, 1989 for the resolution of certain bounda-
ry issues;
And Whereas public notice was given by the
Clerk of the Executive Council under subsection
17 (1) of the Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act,
1981 of the intention to make an Order implementing
the intermunicipal agreement;
And Whereas objections to the proposed issu-
ance of the Order were filed with the clerk of the
Executive Council;
And Whereas the Lieutenant Governor in Coun-
cil has decided that the public interest in the imple-
mentation of the municipal agreement outweighs the
objections filed by the objectors;
Now Therefore, on the recommendation of the
undersigned, the Lieutenant Governor, by and with
the advice and concurrence of the Executive Council,
orders under section 14 of the Municipal Boundary
Negotiations Act, 1981 that,
1. — (1) On the 6th day of April, 1990, the portion
of the Township of Hope described in Schedule A is
annexed to the Town of Port Hope.
(2) On the 6th day of April, 1990, the portion of
the Town of Port Hope described in Schedule B is
annexed to the Township of Hope.
2. — (1) All real property of The Corporation of
the Township of Hope situate in the area to be
annexed to the Town of Port Hope vests in The Cor-
poration of the Town of Port Hope on the 6th day of
April, 1990.
(2) All real property of The Corporation of the
Town of Port Hope situate in the area to be annexed
to the Township of Hope vests in The Corporation of
the Township of Hope on the 6th day of April, 1990.
3.— (1) On the 6th day of April, 1990 the by-laws
of The Corporation of the Town of Port Hope extend
to the area to be annexed to the Town of Port Hope
and the by-laws of The Corporation of the Township
of Hope cease to apply to such area, except,
(a) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Hope,
(i) passed under section 34 of the
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Planning Act, 1983 or a predecessor
of that section,
(ii) kept in force by subsection 13 (3) of
The Municipal Amendment Act,
1941, or
(iii) passed under the Highway Traffic
Act or the Municipal Act that regu-
late the use of highways by vehicles
and pedestrians and that regulate the
encroachment or projection of build-
ings or any portion thereof upon or
over highways,
which shall remain in force until repealed by
the council of The Corporation of the Town
of Port Hope;
(b) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Hope passed under section 45, 58 or
61 of the Drainage Act or a predecessor of
those sections; and
(c) by-laws conferring rights, privileges, fran-
chises, immunities or exemptions that could
not have been lawfully repealed by the
council of The Corporation of the Township
of Hope.
(2) If The Corporation of the Township of Hope
has commenced procedures to enact a by-law or
adopt an official plan or amendment thereto under
the Planning Act, 1983, and that by-law, official plan
or amendment is not in force on the 6th day of April,
1990, the council of The Corporation of the Town of
Port Hope may continue procedures to enact the by-
law or adopt the official plan or amendment thereto.
4.— (1) On the 6th day of April, 1990, the by-laws
of The Corporation of the Township of Hope extend
to the area to be annexed to the Township of Hope
and the by-laws of The Corporation of the Town of
Port Hope cease to apply to such area, except,
(a) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town of
Port Hope ,
(i) passed under section 34 of the
Planning Act, 1983 or a predecessor
of that section,
(ii) kept in force by subsection 13 (3) of
The Municipal Amendment Act,
1941, or
(iii) passed under the Highway Traffic
Act or the Municipal Act that regu-
late the use of highways by vehicles
and pedestrians and that regulate the
encroachment or projection of build-
ings or any portion thereof upon or
over highways,
which shall remain in force until repealed by
the council of The Corporation of the
Township of Hope;
(b) by-laws of The Corporation of the Town of
Port Hope passed under section 45, 58 or 61
of the Drainage Act or a predecessor of
those sections; and
(c) by-laws conferring rights, privileges, fran-
chises, immunities or exemptions that could
not have been lawfully repealed by the
council of The Corporation of the Town of
Port Hope.
(2) If The Corporation of the Town of Port Hope
has commenced procedures to enact a by-law or
adopt an official plan or amendment thereto under
the Planning Act, 1983, and that by-law, official plan
or amendment is not in force on the 6th day of April,
1990, the council of The Corporation of the Town-
ship of Hope may continue procedures to enact the
by-law or adopt the official plan or amendment
thereto.
5. — (1) The clerk of The Corporation of the
Township of Hope shall promptly prepare and fur-
nish to the clerk of The Corporation of the Town of
Port Hope a special collector's roll showing all
arrears of taxes or special rates assessed against the
lands in the area to be annexed to the Town of Port
Hope up to and including the 5th day of April, 1990
and the persons assessed therefor.
(2) The clerk of The Corporation of the Town of
Port Hope shall promptly prepare and furnish to the
clerk of The Corporation of the Township of Hope a
special collector's roll showing all arrears of taxes or
special rates assessed against the lands in the area to
be annexed to the Township of Hope up to and
including the 5th day of April, 1990 and the persons
assessed therefor.
6. — (1) All real property and business taxes levied
under any general or special Act and uncollected in
the area to be annexed to the Town of Port Hope
that are due and unpaid on the 5th day of April, 1990
shall be deemed on the 6th day of April, 1990 to be
taxes due and payable to The Corporation of the
Town of Port Hope and may be collected by The
Corporation of the Town of Port Hope.
(2) On or before the 6th day of June, 1990, The
Corporation of the Town of Port Hope shall pay to
The Corporation of the Township of Hope an
amount equal to the amount of all deemed taxes that
The Corporation of the Town of Port Hope is enti-
tled to collect in the area to be annexed to the Town
of Port Hope under subsection (1), that were due but
unpaid on the 6th day of April, 1990.
7. — (1) All real property taxes levied under any
general or special Act and uncollected in the area to
be annexed to the Township of Hope that are due
and unpaid on the 5th day of April, 1990 shall be
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deemed on the 6th day of April, 1990 to be taxes due
and payable to The Corporation of the Township of
Hope and may be collected by The Corporation of
the Township of Hope.
(2) On or before the 6th day of June, 1990, The
Corporation of the Township of Hope shall pay to
The Corporation of the Town of Port Hope an
amount equal to the amount of all deemed taxes that
The Corporation of the Township of Hope is entitled
to collect in the area to be annexed to the Township
of Hope under subsection (1), that were due but
unpaid on the 6th day of April, 1990.
8. — (1) The assessment of land in the area to be
annexed to the Town of Port Hope upon which the
taxes after the 5th day of April, 1990 shall be levied
shall be determined by the assessment commissioner
in accordance with the classes of real property and
the factors prescribed for The Corporation of the
Town of Port Hope by regulations made under the
Assessment Act.
(2) Where the assessment commissioner makes
an assessment in accordance with subsection (1), sec-
tion 34 of the Assessment Act applies to the assess-
ment.
(3) The assessment of land in the area to be
annexed to the Township of Hope upon which the
taxes after the 5th day of April, 1990 shall be levied
shall be determined by the assessment commissioner
in accordance with the classes of real property and
the factors prescribed for The Corporation of the
Township of Hope by regulations made under the
Assessment Act.
(4) Where the assessment commissioner makes
an assessment in accordance with subsection (3), sec-
tion 34 of the Assessment Act applies to the assess-
ment.
9. The land described in Schedule A is established
as a special area for municipal tax purposes and for
properties which have residential assessment in that
area the following apply:
1 . In the year 1990, for the period commencing
the 6th day of April, 1990 and ending on the
31st day of December, 1990, the amount of
taxes for local purposes on the residential
asessment of each property shall be calculat-
ed by multiplying the 1990 mill rate for the
Town of Port Hope for local purposes by
the residential assessment on that property,
as shown on the assessment roll for the
Town of Port Hope prepared in accordance
with subsection 8(1), and subtracting there-
from 100 per cent of the tax differential
established under section 10 and multiplying
the result of the above calculations by .75.
2. In the year 1991, the amount of taxes for
local purposes on the residential assessment
of each property shall be calculated by mul-
tiplying the 1991 mill rate for the Town of
Port Hope for local purposes by the residen-
tial asssessment on that property, as shown
on the last revised assessment roll for the
Town of Port Hope for the 1991 tax year,
and subtracting therefrom 85 per cent of the
tax differential established under section 10.
3. In the year 1992, the amount of taxes for
local purposes on the residential assessment
of each property shall be calculated by mul-
tiplying the 1992 mill rate for the Town of
Port Hope for local purposes by the residen-
tial asssessment on that property, as shown
on the last revised assessment roll for the
Town of Port Hope for the 1992 tax year,
and subtracting therefrom 65 per cent of the
tax differential established under section 10.
4. In the year 1993, the amount of taxes for
local purposes on the residential assessment
of each property shall be calculated by mul-
tiplying the 1993 mill rate for the Town of
Port Hope for local purposes by the residen-
tial asssessment on that property, as shown
on the last revised assessment roll for the
Town of Port Hope for the 1993 tax year,
and subtracting therefrom 45 per cent of the
tax differential established under section 10.
5. In the year 1994, the amount of taxes for
local purposes on the residential assessment
of each property shall be calculated by mul-
tiplying the 1994 mill rate for the Town of
Port Hope for local purposes by the residen-
tial asssessment on that property, as shown
on the last revised assessment roll for the
Town of Port Hope for the 1994 tax year,
and subtracting therefrom 25 per cent of the
tax differential established under section 10.
6. In the year 1995, the amount of taxes for
local purposes on the residential assessment
of each property shall be calculated by mul-
tiplying the 1995 mill rate for the Town of
Port Hope for local purposes by the residen-
tial asssessment on that property, as shown
on the last revised assessment roll for the
Town of Port Hope for the 1995 tax year,
and subtracting therefrom 5 per cent of the
tax differential established under section 10.
10. — (1) In this section,
'town assessment" means the residential assessment
on a property as shown in the assessment roll pre-
pared in accordance with subsection 8(1); and
'township assessment" means the residential assess-
ment on that property prepared by the assessment
commissioner in 1989 for the 1990 tax year, as
adjusted by such additional assessments as have
been made under section 32 or 33 of the
Assessment Act in respect of the 1990 tax year, as
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O. Reg. 160/90
the assessment existed on the day before the date
of annexation.
(2) In the year 1990, the treasurer of The Corpo-
ration of the Town of Port Hope shall establish a tax
differential for each property in the area to be an-
nexed to the Town of Port Hope by calculating the
product of the 1990 mill rate for the Town of Port
Hope for local purposes and the town assessment for
that property and subtracting therefrom the product
of the 1990 mill rate for the Township of Hope for
local purpKJses and the township assessment on that
property.
11. — (1) In this section, "phase-in period" means
the 6th day of April, 1990 to the 5th day of April,
1995, inclusive.
(2) If two or more properties in the area to be
annexed to the Town of Port Hope are consolidated
during the phase-in period, the tax differentials for
those properties shall be consolidated to establish a
new tax differential for the consolidated property.
(3) If the total residential assessment of the con-
solidated property is less than the aggregate of the
residential assessments on the constituent properties,
the new tax differential shall be diminished in the
same proportion and at the same time as the total res-
idential assessment is diminished.
(4) If a property in the area to be annexed to the
Town of Port Hope is severed or subdivided during
the phase-in period, the tax differential shall be allo-
cated to each of the divided parts of the property in
the same proportion as the residential assessment of
each part bears to the aggregate of all of the residen-
tial assessments making up the original property at
the time of the division of that property but in no
case shall the total of the tax differential be
increased.
(5) If taxes on a property within the area to be
annexed to the Town of Port Hope are reduced in
any year during the phase-in period, the tax differen-
tial established under section 10 shall not exceed the
taxes payable and the treasurer of The Corporation
of the Town of Port Hope shall reduce the tax differ-
ential in that year by the amount by which the tax dif-
ferential exceeds the tax payable.
12. The Corporation of the Town of Port Hope
shall pay to The Corporation of the Township of
Hope, as compensation for the loss of taxes from the
annexed area, $888,635 of which,
(a) $150,000 is payable on or before the 21st
dayof April, 1990;
(b) $150,000 is payable on or before the 6th day
of April, 1991;
(c) $150,000 is payable on or before the 6th day
of April, 1992;
(d) $150,000 is payable on or before the 6th day
of April, 1993;
(e) $150,000 is payable on or before the 6th day
of April, 1994; and
(f) $138,635 is payable on or before the 6th day
of April, 1995.
13. The matters referred to in section 12 shall be
deemed to be matters within the meaning of subsec-
tion 149 (2) of the Municipal Act.
14. The Corporation of the Town of Port Hope
shall not apply for a further change to the mutual
municipal boundary of the Town of Port Hope and
the Township of Hope before the 6th day of April,
2010 unless the council of The Corporation of the
Township of Hope agrees, by council resolution, to
the application before the application is submitted.
15. The agreement between The Corporation of
the Town of Port Hope and The Cor|X)ration of the
Township of Hope entered into on the 19th day of
December, 1989 is hereby given effect. O. Reg.
160/90.
Recommended
Concurred
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Murray Elston
Chairman
Approved and Ordered, April 4th, 1990.
Lincoln M. Alexander
Lieutenant Governor
Schedule A
PORTIONS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF HOPE TO
BE ANNEXED TO THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE
1 . Beginning at the intersection of the westerly
boundary of the Town of Port Hope and the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
Number 401;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of
the said King's Highway to the westerly
limit of Lot 11 in Concession II of the
Township of Hope;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of
Lot 11 in concessions II and I and the
Broken Front to the northerly high water
mark of Lake Ontario;
Thence southerly along the southerly pro-
longation of the westerly limit of Lot 11 in
the said Broken Front to the boundary
between the Province of Ontario and the
United States of America;
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 162/90 2187
Thence easterly along the southerly bound-
ary of the Township of Hope to the south-
easterly angle of the said Township;
Thence northerly along the easterly bound-
ary of the said Township to southerly
boundary of the Town of Port Hope;
Thence westerly and northerly following the
southerly and westerly boundaries of the
said Town to the place of beginning.
Beginning at the intersection of the easterly
boundary of the Town of Port Hope and the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
Number 401 ;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of
the said King's Highway 10 metres to the
centre line of the road allowance between
the Townships of Hope and Hamilton;
Thence southerly along the centre line of
the said road allowance to a northerly
boundary of the said Town being the south-
erly limit of the right of way of the Canadian
Pacific Railways;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of
the said right of way 1 1 metres to the east-
erly boundary of the said Town;
Thence northerly along the easterly bound-
ary of the said Town to the place of begin-
ning.
Schedule B
PORTION OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE TO
BE ANNEXED TO THE TOWNSHIP OF HOPE
Beginning at a northeasterly angle of the Town of
Port Hope being a point in the easterly limit of Lot 4
in Concession II of the former Township of Hope dis-
tant 301.752 metres measured northerly from the
southeasterly angle of Lot 4;
Thence westerly along the northerly boundary of the
said Town 502.92 metres to an angle of the said
Town;
Thence southerly along a westerly boundary of the
said Town to the southerly limit of the King's
Highway Number 401 ;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of the said
King's Highway to the place of beginning.
16/90
CONSOLIDATED HEARINGS ACT, 1981
O. Reg. 161/90.
Regional Municipality of Durham Act.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
CONSOLIDATED HEARINGS ACT, 1981
REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM
ACT
1. Subsection 144 (4) of the Regional Municipality
of Durham Act is prescribed for the purposes of sec-
tion 2 of the Act. O. Reg. 161/90, s. 1 .
2. All undertakings to which the Act would apply
because of the effect of section 1 are exempt from the
application of the Act except any undertaking by
Laidlaw Waste Systems (Durham) Limited to expand
a landfill site located on part lots 11 and 12, Conces-
sions, Town of Newcastle. O. Reg. 161/90, s. 2.
16/90
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
O. Reg. 162/90.
General — Waste Management.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 309 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT
1. Paragraph 53 of section 1 of Regulation
309 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, as made by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 322/85, is amended by strilt-
ing out the last three lines and substitut-
ing the following:
but does not include,
iv. hazardous waste or liquid industrial
waste unless the transportation from
generator to site is direct, and
V. used or shredded or chipped tires.
2. Section 2 of the Regulation, as remade by
section 2 of Ontario Regulation 322/85, is
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amended by adding the following para-
graph:
9. Used tires that have not been refurbished
for road use.
3. Section 4 of the Regulation, as amended
by section 2 of Ontario Regulation
464/85, is amended by adding the follow-
ing paragraph:
17. Used tire sites.
4. The Regulation is amended by adding the
following section:
5a. — (1) For the purposes of subsection (3),
(a) each tire weighing less than twelve kilo-
grams is one tire unit;
(b) each tire weighing twelve kilograms or more
is the number of tire units that results from
dividing twelve into the number of kilo-
grams that the tire weighs; and
(c) each twelve kilograms of chipped or shred-
ded tires is a tire unit.
(2) Steel that has been separated from other com-
ponents of tires in the process of chipping or shred-
ding tires shall not be counted for the purposes of
clause (1) (c).
(3) Section 27 of the Act does not apply in respect
of a used tire site if,
(a) there are fewer than 5,000 tire units at the
site; and
(b) used or chipped or shredded tires are not
incinerated or buried at the site.
(4) Section 27 of the Act does not apply in respect
of a used tire site before the 1st day of October, 1990
if,
(a) the site was established before the 6th day
of April, 1990;
(b) a certificate of approval for the site has not
been issued, refused, suspended or revoked
under the Act;
(c) there is no written request by a provincial
officer to a person responsible for the site to
apply for a certificate of approval for the
site by a date specified in the request that
has not been complied with;
(d) a person responsible for the site has applied,
by the 29th day of June, 1990, for a certifi-
cate of approval for the site; and
(e) a person responsible for the site has, within
the time prescribed by subsection (5), sub-
mitted,
(i) a fire prevention and control pro-
gram for the site,
(ii) a security program for the site, and
(iii) a timetable for implementing the
programs referred to in subclauses (i)
and (ii).
(5) The material described in clause (4) (e) shall
be submitted,
(a) if a request has been made under clause
(4) (c), by the date specified in the request;
and
(b) if a request has not been made under clause
(4) (c), by the 29th day of June, 1990.
O. Reg. 162/90, s. 4.
5. Section 6 of the Regulation, as amended
by section 5 of Ontario Regulation
322/85, is further amended by adding the
following paragraph:
9. Trucks for hauling used tires.
6. Section 7 of the Regulation, as amended
by section 6 of Ontario Regulation
322/85, is further amended by adding the
following subsection:
(3) Section 27 of the Act does not apply in respect
of trucks for hauling used tires. O. Reg. 162/90,
s. 6.
16/90
PESTICIDES ACT
O. Reg. 163/90.
General.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
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O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 2189
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 751 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
PESTICIDES ACT
1. Table 1 of Regulation 751 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade by section 1 of
Ontario Regulation 249/89, is revoked and the following substituted:
Table 1
CANADIAN AGENT CODES
1 ABC ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD. , CHEMICAL & AGRIC. PRODUCTS DIV
P.O. BOX 6150
MONTREAL, PQ H3C 3K6
2 ABE ABELL WACO LTD., 24 6 ATWELL DR.
REXDALE, ON M9W 5B4
3 ABS ABSCO AEROSOLS, 2 6 WATERMAN AVE.
TORONTO, ON M4B 1Y5
4 ACT AG TURF CHEMICALS, 62 ROEHAMPTON CT.
KITCHENER, ON N2A 3 LI
5 ALS ALLIED CHEMICAL SERVICES, 5507-lST ST. S.E.
CALGARY, AB T2H 1H9
6 AMZ AMWAY OF CANADA LTD., BOX 57 06
STATION "A"
LONDON, ON N6A 4S5
7 APA APA DIV. SANOFI ANIMAL HEALTH, 345 BLVD. LABBE NORD
VICTORIAVILLE, PQ G6P IBl
8 ARN MR. ARNOLD, OSLER, HOSKINS & HARCOURT
P.O. BOX 50
TORONTO, ON M5X 1B8
9 BAB BABSON BROS. CO. CANADA LTD., 4330 WEST HILL AVE. .
MONTREAL, PQ H4B 2S9
10 CCN CCL INDUSTRIES, 26 WATERMAN AVE.
TORONTO, ON M4B 1Y5
11 CGA CIBA-GEIGY DYES LTD. , 2 05 BOUCHARD BLVD.
DORVAL, PQ H9S IBl
12 CGC CIBA-GEIGY CAN/AG DIV., 6860 CENTURY AVE.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 2W5
13 CHH CHEMAGRO LTD., 256 BRITANNIA RD.E.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4Z LS6
14 CHP CHIPMAN INC., 400 JONES RD.
P.O. BOX 9910
STONEY CREEK, ON L8G 3Z1
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15 COF COGHLAN'S GAS APPLIANCES LTD., 121 IRENE ST.
WINNIPEG, MB R3T 4C7
16 COS COPELAND LABORATORIES LTD., 41 RACINE RD.
REXDALE, ON M9W 2Z6
17 CPM COOPER MILLS LTD., ATTN: J. HASTINGS
R.R. #3
MADOC, ON KOK 2K0
18 CSN CANADIAN SANI CORP., 1127 WEST 15TH ST.
N. VANCOUVER, BC V7P 1M7
19 CTX CT CORP. SYSTEM CANADA LTD., ATTN: JOHN THOMAS
141 LAURIER AVE. W. , SUITE 1000
OTTAWA, ON KIP 5J3
2 0 DIS PRODUITS VETERINAIRES DISPAR, 675 ST-PIERRE SUD
JOLIETTE, PQ J6E 3Z1
21 DWC DAY, WILSON, CAMPBELL, SUITE 13 00
3 3 YONGE STREET
TORONTO, ON M5E ITl
22 ELS ELSCO CO., 4330 WEST HILL AVE.
MONTREAL, PQ H4B 2S9
23 FFC FAIRFIELD CHEM. CAN. (1986) INC, 1155-3900 DORCHESTER BLVD.W.
MONTREAL, PQ H3B 3V2
24 GAX GARDEX CHEMICALS LTD., 246 ATTWELL DR.
REXDALE, ON M9W 5B4
25 GCC GENERAL CHEMICAL CO. CAN., 8363-128TH ST.
SURREY, BC V3W 4G1
26 GDR DONALD R.GOOD, SUITE 200, 146 COLONNADE RD. ,
NEPEAN, ON K2E 7J5
2 7 GIS GRIFFITH SADDLERY, 240 NORFOLK
STRATFORD, ON N5A 3Z2
28 GRO GROWERS SUPPLY CO. LTD., 421 CAWSTON AVE.
KELOWNA, BC VI Y 6Z1
29 GRZ GREAT LAKES BIOCHEMICALS CAN., 17A-4630 DUFFERIN ST.
TORONTO, ON M3H 5S4
3 0 HER GORDON BUCHAN, HERRIDGE TOLMIE
116 ALBERT ST.
OTTAWA, ON KIP 5G3
31 HUB HUNTER BRAND MFG. LTD., 95 OUEST, RUE ST-ZOTIQUE
MONTREAL, PQ H2S IPl
32 ITT ITT INDUSTRIES OF CANADA LTD. , T-D CENTRE
BOX 138
TORONTO, ON M5K IHl
33 JAK JACKSON, GRAHAM, MARKS & CLERK
BOX 975
OTTAWA, ON KIP 5S7
34 KAN KANE VETERINARY SUPPLY, 11619-145TH ST.
EDMONTON, AB T5M 1V9
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35 KCC KENICS CANADA LTD., 45 ESNA PARK DR.
MARKHAM, ON L3R 1C9
36 KEM KEMSAN INC., 462 TRAFALGAR RD.BOX 727
OAKVILLE, ON L6J 5C1
37 LEE LEGATE & TEDDER LTD. , 35 OAK ST.
WESTON, ON M9N 1R9
3 8 LMB LOW MURCHISON BARRISTERS, 141 LAURIER AVE.,
OTTAWA, ON KIP 5J3
39 LTR LATTER, DAVID W. , 22 QUEEN ANNE ROAD
TORONTO, ON M8X 1S9
40 LWE LAW, E.G., 1115-38TH AVE. S.W.
CALGARY, AB T2T 2J3
41 MAE MAHEU & MAHEU INC., 195-710 RUE BOUVIER
QUEBEC, PQ G2J 1C2
4 2 MNR MORI NURSERIES LTD., R.R. #2
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, ON LOS IJO
43 MOL MONSANTO CANADA LTD., 350-441 MACLAREN
OTTAWA, ON K2P 2H3
44 MYS MYSTO INC., 8500 9e AVENUE
MONTREAL, PQ HIZ 2Z5
45 NIK W.M. NICHOLSON
ENTRELACS, PQ JOT 2E0
46 NRD NORDEN LABS., 6581 KITIMAT RD.
UNIT #8
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 3T5
47 OGI OGILVIE, GLEN G. LTD., P.O. BOX 550
CALEDONIA, ON NOA lAO
48 OLH OLIVER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, 236-36TH ST. N.
LETHBRIDGE, AB TIJ 4B2
49 OLX OLYMPIC STAIN LTD., 19714-96TH AVE.
LANGLEY, BC V3A 4P8
50 ONA ONTARIO AQUAFOODS LTD., DIV. OF WILSON LABS INC.
3 6 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
51 PEL PENNWALT OF CANADA INC., 700 THIRD LINE
BOX 278
OAKVILLE, ON L6J 5A3
52 PFF PFIZER C. & G. INC., 1 WILTON GROVE RD.
P.O. BOX 2005
LONDON, ON N6A 4C6
53 PLG PLANT PRODUCTS CO. LTD., 314 ORENDA RD.
BRAMALEA, ON L6T IGl
54 PVU P.V.U. INC., 345 BOUL. LABBE
VICTORIAVILLE, PQ G6P IBl
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55 ROT RO-TYME CHEMICAL CORP., 9 COMMERCE RD.
ORANGEVILLE, ON L9W 3X5
56 ROU ROUSSEL CANADA LTD. , 4 045 COTE VERTU
MONTREAL, PQ H4R 2E8
57 SAP SANEX CHEMICALS LTD., 2695 SLOUGH ST.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4T 1G2
58 SAJ SANITIZED PROCESS CAN. LTD., 2200 YONGE ST.
SUITE 1700
TORONTO, ON M4S 2C6
59 SDB SDS BIOTECH CORP. , BOX 25
COMMERCE COURT W.
TORONTO, ON M5L 1A9
60 SEA SAFER AGRO-CHEM LTD., 6761 KIRKPATRICK CRES .
R.R. #3
VICTORIA, BC vex 3X1
61 SHL SHELL CANADA LTD., 505 UNIVERSITY AVE.
TORONTO, ON M5G 1X4
62 SIE STIKEMAN, ELLIOTT,, COMMERCE CT.W., STE. 1400
P.O. BOX 85
TORONTO, ON M5L 1B9
63 SMM SIMPLOT CHEMICAL CO. LTD., P.O. BOX 940
BRANDON, MB R7A 6A1
64 SUH SUMITOMO CANADA LTD. , 1 FIRST CNDIAN PLACE
SUITE 7010, P.O. BOX 258
TORONTO, ON M5X 1C8
65 TIS TIMBER SPECIALTIES LTD. , 6511A MISSISSAUGA RD.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 1A6
66 UAG UNITED AGRI PRODUCTS, PO BOX 22116
4 39 SOVEREIGN RD.
LONDON, ON N6C 4N0
67 UCB UNION CARBIDE CANADA LTD., 5507 FIRST ST. S.E.
CALGARY, AB T2H 1H9
68 UNR UNIROYAL CHEMICAL, DIV. OF UNIROYAL LTD.
BOX 250
ELMIRA, ON N3B 3A3
69 use US BORAX & CHEM. CORP., P.O. BOX 377
SURREY, BC V3T 5B6
70 VIR VIRCHEM CANADA INC., 102-151 RANDALL ST.
OAKVILLE, ON L6J 1P5
71 WDD WOODWARD & DICKERSON LTD, 114-3 00 PARK ROYAL S.
N. VANCOUVER, BC V7T 1A2
72 WIC WIN CHEMICALS & EQUIPMENT LTD., 1295 EGLINTON AVE E.
UNIT #11
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4W 3E6
73 WIL WILSON LABORATORIES INC., 36 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
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74 ZOD ZOECON CANADA INC., 3-12 STANLEY COURT
WHITBY, ON LIN 8P9
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 1.
2. Table 2 of the Regulation, as remade by section 2 of Ontario Regulation 249/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
Table 2
INDEX OF REGISTRANT CODES
1 ABC ABBOTT LABORATORIES LTD., CHEMICAL & AGRIC. PRODUCTS DIV
P.O. BOX 6150
MONTREAL, PQ H3C 3K6
2 ABE ABELL WACO LTD. , 24 6 ATWELL DR.
REXDALE, ON M9W 5B4
3 ABT ABBOTT LABORATORIES, CAPD D-92 8
NORTH CHICAGO, IL 60064 USA
4 ADS ADAMS VET. RESEARCH LABS. INC., P.O. BOX 971039
MIAMI, PL 33197 USA
5 ADV ADVANCE LABORATORIES LTD., 550 WINDMILL RD.
DARTMOUTH, NS B3B 1B3
6 AFL ALFA-LAVAL AGRI , 2020 FISHER DR.
PETERBOROUGH, ON K9J 7B7
7 AGB AGBIOCHEM INC., 3 FLEETWOOD CRT.
ORINDA, CA 94563 USA
8 AGD AGTECH DEVELOMENTS INC., 2 5 MACPHERSON ST.
P.O. BOX 3344
RICHMOND, 7002 NEW ZEALAND
9 AGV AG-SERVICES INC., P.O. BOX 143
STATION "A"
REXDALE, ON M9W 5K9
10 AIG AIR GUARD CONTROL INC., 26 WATERMAN AVE.
TORONTO, ON M4B 1Y5
11 ALC ALCHEM INC., 1055 TRUMAN ST.
BOX 5002
BURLINGTON, ON L7R 3Y9
12 ALS ALLIED CHEMICAL SERVICES, 5507-lST ST. S.E.
CALGARY, AB T2H 1H9
13 ALT ALSI CIE LTEE, 150 RUE SEIGNEURIALE
C.P. 5040
BEAUPORT, PQ GlE 4Y6
14 AMR AMERIBROM INC., 1250 BROADWAY
NEW YORK, NY 10001 USA
15 AMV AMVAC CHEMICAL CORP., 4100 E. WASHINGTON BLVD.
LOS ANGELES, CA 90023 USA
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16 AMW AMWAY CORP., 7575 E. FULTON RD.
ADA, MI 49355 USA
17 AMX ANIMAX, P.O. BOX 457
LAMBETH, ON NOL ISO
18 ANI ARI INC., P.O. BOX 999
GRIFFIN, GA 30224 USA
19 APA APA DIV. SANOFI ANIMAL HEALTH, 345 BLVD. LABBE NORD
VICTORIAVILLE, PQ G6P IBl
20 APB APPLIED BIOCHEMISTS INC., 5300 W. COUNTY LINE RD.
P.O. BOX 25
MEQUON, WI 53092 USA
21 ARR AIRRIGATION ENGINEERING CO., P.O. BOX H
CARMEL VALLEY, CA 9392 4 USA
22 ATC ATKEMIX INC., P.O. BOX 1085
BRANTFORD, ON N3T 5T2
23 ATX ATCO MANUFACTURING CORP., 5-39 RIVIERA DR.
MARKHAM, ON L3R 8N4
24 AUL LABORATORIES AUSTIN CAN., 675 SUD RUE ST-PIERRE
JOLIETTE, PQ J6E 3Z1
2 5 AVC AVITROL CORP., 7 64 4 E. 46TH ST.
TULSA, OK 74145 USA
2 6 AVM AVMOR LTD., 433 RUE STE-HELENE
MONTREAL, PQ H2Y 2 LI
27 BAI BAIRD & MCGUIRE CAN. LTD., 445-21ST AVE.
LACHINE, PQ H8S 3T8
28 BAT BARTLETT, N.M. INC., 931 BARTLETT RD.
BOX 490
BEAMSVILLE, ON LOR IBO
29 BAX BAYVET DIV. CHEMAGRO LTD., 77 BELFIELD RD.
ETOBICOKE, ON M9W 1G6
30 BAZ BASF CANADA INC., 345 CARLINGVIEW DR.
TORONTO, ON M9W 6N9
31 BBE B.B. EXTERMINATION INC., 1200-116IEME RUE
SHAWINIGAN-SUD, PQ G9P 3B6
32 BCC BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORP. (THE)
MEMPHIS, TN 3 8108 USA
3 3 BDC BRENTDALE CHEMICALS, 41 RACINE RD.
REXDALE, ON M9W 2Z6
34 BEH BEE MAID HONEY LTD., 625 ROSEBERRY ST.
WINNIPEG, MB R3H 0T4
35 BEN BENJAMIN MOORE & CO. LTD., 15 LLOYD AVE.
TORONTO, ON M6N 1G9
3 6 BIE BIKOE MANUFACTURING CO., 4 34 QUEEN ST. E.
TORONTO, ON M5A 1T4
526
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37 BIP BIOCHEM PRODUCTS, P.O. BOX 2 64
MONTCHANIN, DELAWARE 19710 USA
38 BLL BELL LABORATORIES INC., 3699 KINSMAN BLVD.
MADISON, WI 53704 USA
39 BOY BOYLE-MIDWAY CANADA LTD., 2 WICKMAN RD.
TORONTO, ON M8Z 5M5
40 BRA BRODI CHEMICALS LTD. , 7 4 53 VICTORIA PARK
MARKHAM, ON L3R 2Y2
41 BRJ BRISSON, DENIS INC., 587 CHEMIN LAROCQUE
VALLEYFIELD, PQ J6T 4C9
42 BUL BUCKMAN LABS OF CANADA LTD., 613 ORLY AVE.
DORVAL, PQ H9P IGl
4 3 BUX BURTON'S SANITATION LTD., 661 MONTREAL ST.
BOX 421
KINGSTON, ON K7L 4W2
44 CAA PRODUITS CADILLAC LTEE, 373 RUE DES SABLES
QUEBEC, PQ GIL 2T8
45 CAI CANADA PACKERS INC., FINE CHEM. DIV.
5100 TIMBERLEA BLVD.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4W 2S5
46 CAO CANADIAN ADHESIVES LTD., 420 MARIEN AVE.
MONTREAL EAST, PQ HIB 4V6
47 CAS CASTROL CANADA INC., 3660 LAKESHORE BLVD. W.
TORONTO, ON M8W 1P2
48 CAT CANTOL LTD., 199 STEELCASE RD.
P.O. BOX 2400
DON MILLS, ON M3C 2T9
49 CAX HOECHST CANADA INC., 2 95 HENDERSON DR.
REGINA, SK S4N 6C2
50 CAY CANADIAN INDUSTRIAL CHEM., 660 LEPINE AVE.
DORVAL, PQ H9P 1G2
51 CBC CANADIAN SALTFISH CORP., P.O. BOX 9440
ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND AlA 2Y3
52 CBE CANADIAN TIRE CORP. LTD., 2180 YONGE ST.
13TH FLOOR
TORONTO, ON M4P 2V8
53 CBL CARDEL PRODUCTS LTD. , BOX 12 6
BRAMPTON, ON L6V 2K7
54 CCM CEDAR CHEMICAL CORP., 2414-5100 POPLAR AVE.
MEMPHIS, TN 38137 USA
55 CCX CANADIAN CLASSIC INC., 2 ORCHARD HEIGHTS BLVD.
SUITE 18
AURORA, ON L4G 3W3
56 CER CERTIFIED LAB. PRODUCTS, DIV. OF NCH CANADA INC.
2 39 ORENDA RD.
BRAMPTON, ON L6T 1E6
527
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57 CEV CEVA LABORATORIES INC., 610-7101 COLLEGE BLVD.
OVERLAND PARK, KS 66210 USA
58 CGC CIBA-GEIGY CAN/AG DIV. , 6860 CENTURY AVE.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 2W5
59 CGD CIBA-GEIGY CORP., DYESTUFFS & CHEMICAL DIV.
P.O. BOX 11422
GREENSBORO, NC 27409 USA
60 CGH COOPERS AGROPHARM INC., 270 DREYER DR.W.
AJAX, ON LIS 3B9
61 CGL CARGILL LTD., 300-240 GRAHAM AVE.
BOX 5900
WINNIPEG, MB R3C 4C5
62 CHC CHEMPARA CORP. LTD., P.O. BOX 1201
STATION "B"
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4Y 3W5
63 CHD CHAPMAN CHEMICAL LTD., P.O. BOX 9158
MEMPHIS, TN 38109 USA
64 CHG MOBAY CORP., AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS DIV.
P.O. BOX 4913
KANSAS CITY, MO 6412 0 USA
65 CHH CHEMAGRO LTD., 256 BRITANNIA RD.E.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4Z LS6
66 CHM CHEMPAR CHEMICAL CO. INC., DIV. OF LIPHA CHEMICALS
3101 W.CUSTER AVE.
MILWAUKEE, WI 53 2 09 USA
67 CHP CHIPMAN INC., 400 JONES RD.
P.O. BOX 9910
STONEY CREEK, ON L8G 3Z1
68 CHV CHEVRON CHEMICAL CANADA LTD., 3228 SOUTH SERVICE RD.
BURLINGTON, ON L7N 3H8
69 CHZ COGHLAN'S LTD., 121 IRENE ST.
WINNIPEG, MB R3T 4C7
70 CLR CLEARY (W.A.) CHEMICAL CORP., 1049 SOMERSET ST.
P.O. BOX 10
SOMERSET, NJ 0887 3 USA
71 CMF CHEMFREE ENVIRONMENT INC., 16889 HYMUS BLVD.
KIRKLAND, PQ H9H 3L4
72 CMS CANADIAN MILL SUPPLY CO. LTD., 451 ELLESMERE RD.
SCARBOROUGH, ON MIR 4E5
73 CNK CONKLIN COMPANY INC., 5256 VALLEY INDUSTRIAL S.
BOX 155
SHAKO PEE, MN 55379 USA
74 COS COPELAND LABORATORIES LTD., 41 RACINE RD.
REXDALE, ON M9W 2Z6
75 CPB COPPER BRITE INC., 1482 E. VALLEY RD. , #29
SANTA BARBARA, CA 93108-1241 USA
528
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7 6 CPK CANADA PACKERS INC., ANIMAL HEALTH
420 BEAVERDALE RD,
CAMBRIDGE, ON N3C 2W4
77 CSB CASA BERNARDO LTDA. , AV. ANA COSTA 482/484 9.0 AND.
SANTOS -SAO PAULO, CEP. 11060 BRAZIL
78 CSM CONROS CORP., 150 NUGGET
AGINCOURT, ON MIS 3A7
79 CUB CUPRINOL KORIZITE LTD., P.O. BOX 1175
GUELPH, ON NIH 6N3
80 CUP CURRIE PRODUCTS LTD., 350 WENTWORTH ST. N.
HAMILTON, ON L8L 5W3
81 CUQ CUPRINOL CANADA (1986) LTD., 41 BATES RD.
OUTREMONT, PQ H2V 1A6
82 CYC CYANAMID CANADA INC., 88 MCNABB ST.
MARKHAM, ON L3R 6E6
83 DAB DARLING & BRADY LTD., 200 WICKSTEED AVE.
TORONTO, ON M4G 2B6
84 DEA DEANE & CO., DIV.OF ISBRU CO. LTD.
190 ONEIDA DR.
POINTE CLAIRE, PQ H9R 1A8
85 DEG DEGESCH AMERICA INC., 275 TRIANGLE DR.
P.O. BOX 116
WEYERS CAVE, VA 24486 USA
8 6 DEP DENALT PAINTS LTD., 601 RIVERMEDE RD.
CONCORD, ON L4K 2G8
87 DFT DRAFT ENTERPRISES LTD., ONE FRONT ST.
PETERSFIELD, MB ROC 2L0
88 DIS PRODUITS VETERINAIRES DISPAR, 675 ST-PIERRE SUD
JOLIETTE, PQ J6E 3Z1
89 DIT DITCHLING CORP. LTD., P.O. BOX 395
DON MILLS, ON M3C 2S7
90 DIV DIVERSEY WYANDOTTE INC., 2645 ROYAL WINDSOR DR.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5J ILl
91 DOL DOMINION VETERINARY LABS., 800 MAIN ST.
WINNIPEG, MB R2W 3R4
92 DOO DOMTAR CHEMICALS LTD. , WOOD PRESERVING DIVISON
104 DO YON AVE.
POINTE CLAIRE-DORVAL, PQ H9R 3T5
93 DOW DOW CHEMICAL OF CANADA LTD., P.O. BOX 1012
MODE LAND RD.
SARNIÀ, ON N7T 7K7
94 DRX DREXEL CHEMICAL CO., 2478 PENNSYLVANIA ST.
P.O. BOX 9306
MEMPHIS, TN 3 8109 USA
529
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95 DTC DRUG TRADING CO. LTD., 1960 EGLINTON AVE. E.
BOX 335, STATION "A"
SCARBOROUGH, ON MIK 5 CI
96 DUC DUCHESNEAU & FILS INC., 1370 BORD-DE-L' EAU
STE-DOROTHEE
LAVAL, PQ H7Y 1C4
97 DUG DUTCH COATING SYSTEMS LTD., 38 CARNFORTH RD.
TORONTO, ON M4A 2K9
98 DUP DUPHAR B.V., C.J. VAN HOUTENLAAN 3 6
WEESP, 1381 CP THE NETHERLANDS
99 DUQ DU PONT CANADA INC., BOX 2 3 00
STREETS VILLE
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5M 2J4
100 DUR DURAL PRODUCTS LTD., 550 MARSHALL AVE.
DORVAL, PQ H9P 1C9
101 EAT EATON, J.T. & CO. LTD., 1393 E. HIGHLAND RD.
TWINSBURG, OH 44087 USA
102 ELA ELANCO DIV. ELI LILLY CAN. INC, 3650 DANFORTH AVE.
SCARBOROUGH, ON MIN 2E8
103 ELS ELSCO CO., 4330 WEST HILL AVE.
MONTREAL, PQ H4B 2S9
104 EMA EMERY CHEMICALS LTD., 601-365 EVANS AVE.
TORONTO, ON M8Z 1K2
105 EMO EMPIRE INTERNATIONAL, P.O. BOX 695
STREETSVILLE POSTAL STATION
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5M 2C2
106 ENI ENSIGN INDUSTRIES LTD., 33 CARLTON ST.
P.O. BOX 405
ST. CATHARINES, ON L2R 6V9
107 ESL ESSO CHEMICAL CANADA, 4711 YONGE ST.
NORTH YORK, ON M2N 6K8
108 FAR FARNAM COMPANIES, 301 WEST OS BORN RD.
PHOENIX, AZ 85013-3928 USA
109 FFA FAIRFIELD CHEMICAL CANADA INC., 809 HARRISON ST.
FRENCHTOWN, NJ 08825 USA
110 FLC FLECTO COATINGS LTD. , 4260 VANGUARD RD.
RICHMOND, B.C. V6X 2P5
111 FLE FLEXO PRODUCTS NIAGARA LTD., 4777 KENT AVE.
NIAGARA FALLS, ON L2H 1J5
112 FLF FLORALIFE INC., C/0 HORTICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES
241 SHOEMAKER ST. ,
KITCHENER, ON N2E 3B3
113 FMC FMC CORP., AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL DIV.
2000 MARKET ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103 USA
530
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114 FOF FOSSIL FLOWER NAT. BUG CONTROL, 2-1835 MEYERSIDE DR.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5T 1G4
115 FPM FOREST PEST MANAGEMENT INST., CANADIAN FORESTRY SERVICE
P.O. BOX 490
SAULT STE-MARIE, ON P6A 5M7
116 FUB FULLER BRUSH CO., 1115 GUELPH LINE
P.O. BOX 5019
BURLINGTON, ON L7R 3Z8
117 GAP GARDO PRODUCTS LTD., P.O. BOX 100
WATERLOO, PQ JOE 2N0
118 GAX GARDEX CHEMICALS LTD., 246 ATTWELL DR.
REXDALE, ON M9W 5B4
119 GDE GARD-EZE INC., 40 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
120 GET GAMETRICS LTD. , COLONY (WYOMING) ROUTE
ALZADA, MT 59311 USA
121 GHC GIBSON-HOMANS OF CANADA LTD. , 2 54 0 RENA RD.
MALTON, ON L4Y 3C9
122 GPB GP CHEMICALS SPECIALTY LTD., 6-140 MIDWEST RD.
SCARBOROUGH, ON MIP 3B3
12 3 GRÀ GREENLEAF GARDEN SUPPLIES, 4 612 DAWSON ST.
P.O. BOX 82338
BURNABY, BC V5C 5P8
124 GRB GREAT LAKES BIOCHEMICALS CO., 6120 W. DOUGLAS AVE.
MILWAUKEE, WI 53 218 USA
125 GRC GREAT LAKES CHEMICAL CORP., P.O. BOX 2200
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN 4 7906 USA
126 GRG GREER (W.E.) LTD., 14704-119TH AVE.
EDMONTON, AB T5L 2 PI
127 GRH G & R CHEMICALS, 34-585 WENTWORTH ST. E.
OSHAWA, ON LIH 3V8
128 GRN GRIFFIN CORP., BOX 1847
VALDOSTA, GA 31601 USA
129 GRO GROWERS SUPPLY CO. LTD., 421 CAWSTON AVE.
KELOWNA, BC VI Y 6Z1
130 GRX GAROX CHEMICALS INC., R.R. #1
CALEDONIA, ON NOA lAO
131 GUS GUSTAFSON INC., 1400 PRESTON RD.
SUITE 400
PLANO , TX USA
13 2 HAC HAGEN, ROLF C.,INC., 3 225 RUE SARTELON
MONTREAL, PQ H4R 1E8
133 HAU HARTZ CANADA INC., 1125 TALBOT ST.
ST. THOMAS, ON N5P 3W7
531
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134 HOH HOME HARDWARD STORES LTD., 34 HENRY ST. W.
ST. JACOBS, ON NOB 2N0
135 HOK HACCO INC., P.O.BOX 7190
MADISON, WI 53707 USA
136 HOS SOLIGNUM INC., 1785 FORTIN BLVD.
LAVAL, PQ H7S IPl
137 HRY HOUSEHOLD RENTAL SYSTEMS, DIV OF BOYLE-MIDWAY LTD
52 5 ALBILENE DRIVE
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5T 2H7
138 ICC HOT FOOT INTERNATIONAL PTY. LT, 117 CHURCH ST.,
HAWTHORN, VICTORIA 3122 AUSTRALIA
139 ICI ICI AMERICAS INC., P.O.BOX 9351
STONEY CREEK, ON L8G 4SI
140 ILD INLAND ALCARE JANITOR SUPPLIES, 10916-119 ST.
EDMONTON, AB T5H 3P4
141 IMT IMPREGNATED TAPES LTD., LOWER PENARWYN
ST. BLASEY
PAR, CORNWALL PL24 2DS ENGLAND
142 INM INTERCHEM INC., 101 E. lOTH ST.
P.O. BOX 231
ALTON, lA 51003 USA
143 INP INTERNATIONAL PAINTS CAN., 19500 TRANS-CANADA HWY.
P.O. BOX 2 0
STE ANNE DE BELLEVUE, PQ H9X 3L4
144 INT INTERPROVINCIAL CO-OP LTD., 945 MARION ST.
ST. BONIFACE, MB R2J 0K7
14 5 JAN JANSSEN PHARMACEUTICA, ANIMAL HEALTH DIV.
1-6705 MILLCREEK DR.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 5R9
14 6 JBL LJB LABORATORIES, 1001 E. CASS ST.
ST. JOHNS, MI 48879 USA
147 JOH JOHNSON (S.C.) & SON LTD., 1 WEBSTER ST.
BOX 52 0
BRANTFORD, ON N3T 5R1
148 JOL JOHN LIM CO. (THE) , 1285 ST. MARY'S AVE.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5E 1M8
149 KCD KINCAID ENTERPRISES INC., BOX 549
NITRO, WV 2514 3 USA
150 KEK KEM MANUFACTURING CAN. LTD., 6660 CAMPOBELLO RD.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 2L9
151 KEM KEMSAN INC., 462 TRAFALGAR RD.BOX 727
OAKVILLE, ON L6J 5C1
152 KIN KING PESTICIDE LTD., P.O. BOX 99
CAMPBELLVILLE, ON LOP IBO
153 KVL K-VET LABORATORIES LTD., 420 BEAVERDALE RD.
CAMBRIDGE, ON N3C 2W4
532
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 2201
154 LAI LAMB NATURALFLOW INC., P.O. BOX 368, RTE.49
BERNHARDS BAY, NY 132 08 USA
155 LAT LATER CHEMICALS LTD., 12080 HORSESHOE WAY
RICHMOND, BC V7A 4V5
156 LAV SOCIETE CHIMIQUE LAURENTIDE, 4650-12IEME AVE., C. P. 367
SHAWINIGAN-SUD, PQ G9N 6V2
157 LEG LEPAGE'S LTD., 50 WEST DR.
BRAMALEA, ON L6T 2J4
158 LEO LEMOINE TROPICA INC., 4605 HICKMORE
ST. LAURENT, PQ H4T IS 5
159 LEW LEWIS CATTLE OILER CO. LTD., BOX 250
OAK LAKE, MB ROM IPO
160 Lie LIQUID CARBONIC CANADA LTD. , 2 55 BRIMLEY RD.
SCARBOROUGH, ON MIM 3J2
161 LIO LION INSECTICIDE CO. LTD., 22-1 FUKUSHIMA 7 CHOME
FUKUSHIMA-KU
OSAKA 553, JAPAN
162 LNG LANGFORD INC., 4 00 MICHENER RD.
GUELPH, ON NIK 1E4
163 LOR LORRAIN, LEO LABS ENGR. , 6151 IRWIN ST.
LASALLE, PQ H8N lAl
164 MAH MAGNACHEM LTD., 6224-29TH ST. S.E.
CALGARY, AB T2C 1W3
165 MAP MALLINCKRODT CHEMICAL WORKS, 7500 TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY
POINTE CLAIRE, PQ H9R 5H8
166 MAR MANCHESTER PRODUCTS LTD., P.O. BOX 204
GALT-CAMBRIDGE, ON NIR 5S9
167 MAZ PRODUITS MARC-0 LTEE., 3175 GIRARD C.P. 604
TROIS-RIVIERES, PQ G9A 5J3
168 MBE PRODUITS MARQUETTE, 62 3 RUE LE BRETON
LONGUEUIL, PQ J4G 1R9
169 MBS MATSON (E.M.) JR. CO., 7808-8TH AVE. S.
SEATTLE, WA 98108 USA
170 MBY RHONE POULENC CANADA INC., 2000 ARGENTIA RD.
PLAZA 3, SUITE 400
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 1V9
171 MEC MSD AGVET, DIV. OF MERCK FROSST CANADA IN
P.O. BOX 1005
POINTE CLAIRE-DORVAL, PQ H9R 4P8
172 MEL MEL'S ENTERPRISES, P.O. BOX 23 39
STN. C
DOWNSVIEW, ON M3N 2V8
17 3 MEM MELNOR MANUFACTURING LTD., 8 0 MORTON AVE. E.
BRANTFORD, ON N3T 5T3
533
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174 MER MERZAT IND. , DIV. OF ATLAS CHEMICAL CORP.
P.O. BOX 141
CEDAR RAPIDS, I A 52 4 06 USA
175 MGK MCLAUGHLIN GORMLEY KING CO., 8810-lOTH AVE. N.
MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55427-4732 USA
17 6 MIF ROCHESTER MIDLAND CHEMICALS, DIV. OF CAN. GERMICIDE CO.
591 THE QUEENSWAY
TORONTO, ON M8Y 1J8
177 MKA MAKHTESHIM-AGAN (AM.) INC., 2 PARK AVE.
NEW YORK, NY 10016 USA
178 MKS MARKS (A.H.) & CO. LTD., WYKE BRADFORD
WEST YORKSHIRE, BD 12 9EJ ENGLAND
179 MMN 3M CANADA INC., HEALTH CARE PROD. & SER. DIV.
REGULATORY AFFAIRS DEPT., P.O. BOX 5757
LONDON, ON N6A 4T1
180 MOM MOTOMCO LTD., 29 N. FORTH HARRISON RD.
CLEARWATER, FL 3 3 515 USA
181 MOX MONSANTO CANADA INC., 350-441 MACLAREN ST.
OTTAWA, ON K2P 2H3
182 MRZ MARZONE CHEMICALS LTD., 9 MEYERS LANE
NORTH YORK, ON M2M 1P7
183 MTK MANTEK, DIV. OF NCH CANADA INC.
24 5 ORENDA RD.
BRAMPTON, ON L6T 1E7
184 NAC NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH OF CAN., DIV. OF NCH CANADA INC.
24 5 ORENDA RD.
BRAMALEA, ON L6T 1E7
185 NCR NIAGARA CHEMICAL, DIVISION OF MAY & BAKER
1274 PLAINS RD. E.
BURLINGTON, ON L7R 3Z1
186 NOQ NOR-AM CHEMICAL CO., 3509 SILVERSIDE RD.
BOX 7495
WILMINGTON, DE 19803 USA
187 NOW ABITIBI-PRICE INC., NORTHERN WOOD PRESERVERS DIV.
P.O. BOX 2990
THUNDER BAY, ON P7B 5G5
188 NOX NOXALL PRODUCTS LTD., P.O. BOX 33882
VANCOUVER, BC V6J 4L7
189 NOZ NOXELL (CANADA) CORP. , 3333 UNITY DR.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5L 3T3
190 NUX HULS CANADA INC ., 23 5 ORENDA RD.
BRAMPTON, ON L6T 1E6
191 OLH OLIVER INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, 2 3 6-3 6TH ST. N.
LETHBRIDGE, AB TIJ 4B2
192 OLY OLYMPIC STAIN, DIV. OF CLOROX CO.
1141 N.W. 50th ST.
SEATTLE, WA 98107 USA
534
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 2203
193 ONA ONTARIO AQUAFOODS LTD., DIV. OF WILSON LABS INC.
3 6 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
194 ORB ORBIT CHEMICAL SPECIALITIES, 1-4 500 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
SCARBOROUGH, ON MIS 3R6
195 ORM ORMOND VETERINARY SUPPLY, 574 SHAVER RD. , BOX 7424
ANCASTER, ON L9G 4G4
196 OSD OSMOSE-PENTOX INC., 1080 PRATT AVE.
MONTREAL, PQ H2V 2V2
197 PEF PECTEN CHEMICALS, P.O. BOX 4407
HOUSTON, TX 77210 USA
198 PEI ROUSSEL BIO CORP., 170 BEAVERBROOK RD.
LINCOLN PARK, NJ 0703 5 USA
199 PEJ PENWALT CORP., DECCO TILTBELT, 1713 CALIFORNIA AVE. S.
P.O. BOX 120
MONROVIA, CA 91016-0120 USA
200 PEK PENNWALT CORP., AGCHEM DIV. /DECCO DIV.
THREE PARKWAY
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19102 USA
201 PEN PESTROY CHEMICAL CO. LTD., 1655 EDOUARD LAURIN BLVD.
MONTREAL, PQ H4L 2B6
202 PEO PESTCON SYSTEMS INC., P.O. BOX 469
ALHAMBRA, CA 91802 USA
203 PEV PETRUNKA, MARY, 6-2643 EAST ARTHUR ST.
THUNDER BAY, ON P7E 5P5
204 PFE PFIZER CANADA INC., 17300 TRANS CANADA HWY.
P.O. BOX 800
POINTE CLAIRE -DORVAL, PQ H9R 4V2
205 PFF PFIZER C. & G. INC., 1 WILTON GROVE RD.
P.O. BOX 2005
LONDON, ON N6A 4C6
206 PGH SCHOLL-PLOUGH CANADA INC., 6400 NORTHAM
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4J IJl
207 PHY PHILLIPS YEAST PRODUCTS LTD., PARK ROYAL RD.
LONDON, NWIO 7JX ENGLAND
2 08 PIC PIC CORP., 2 3 S. ESSEX AVE.
ORANGE, NJ 07050 USA
2 09 PIR PRODUITS P. I. P. INC., 2721 PLAMONDON
LONGUEUIL, PQ J4L ISl
210 PIT PITMAN MOORE INC., ATTN: REGULATORY AFFAIRS
P.O. BOX 344
WASHINGTON CROSSING, NJ 08560 USA
211 PLB PLANTABBS CORP., 6 FOXTAIL RD.
TIMONIUM, MD 21093 USA
212 PLG PLANT PRODUCTS CO. LTD., 314 ORENDA RD.
BRAMALEA, ON L6T IGl
535
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213 POP POULIN, N.L. LTD., 24 MARION PLACE
WINNIPEG, MB R2H 0S9
214 POS POLE SPRAYERS OF CAN. LTD. , 980 ELICOTT ST.
BUFFALO, NY 14 2 09 USA
215 PPC PET PRODUCTS CO., BOX 281
HAMILTON, ON L8N 3C8
216 PSF POSITIVE FORMULATORS INC., 1044 N. JERRIE AVE.
TUCSON, AZ 85711 USA
217 PUG INSECTICIDES PUROGUARD LTEE, 2 64 RUE QUERBES
DORION, PQ J7V 1J7
218 PVU P.V.U. INC., 345 BOUL. LABBE
VICTORIAVILLE, PQ G6P IBl
219 QHP QUALITY HOME PRODUCTS, 221 HANLAN RD.,STE.# 1
WOODBRIDGE, ON L4L 1A8
220 QUA QUALITY CHEMICAL MFG. CO., 215 DOLOMITE DR.,
DOWNSVIEW, ON M3J 2N1
221 RAB RID-A-BIRD INC., P.O.BOX 436
WILTON, lA 52778 USA
222 RAL RALSTON PURINA CANADA INC., 6151 RUE IRWIN
LASALLE, PQ H8N lAl
223 RAW RAWLEIGH, W.T. CO. CAN. LTD., 354 ISABEY
ST. LAURENT, PQ H4T IWl
2 24 RBN SERGEANT'S OF CANADA, A SUBSIDIARY OF CONAGRA
100 SHEARSON CRES .
CAMBRIDGE, ON NIT 1Y4
225 RCR ROACH REMOVER INC., 215 MISSISSAUGA VALLEY BLVD.
UNIT #9
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5A 1Y7
226 REC RECOCHEM INC., 131 EAST DR.
BRAMPTON, ON L6T 1B5
227 RER RELIABLE EXTERMINATORS LTD., 32 - 17 3 0 MCPHERSON COURT
PICKERING, ON LIW 3E6
2 28 ROH ROHM & HAAS CANADA INC., 2 MANSE RD.
WEST HILL, ON MIE 3T9
229 ROK R.W. PACKAGING LTD., 1569 ORANGE ST.
WINNIPEG, MB R3E 3B5
230 ROP ROGAR/STB INC., P.O. BOX 1500
POINTE CLAIRE-DOR, PQ H9R 4R6
231 ROR ROSS, FRANK T. & SONS LTD., BOX 248
WEST HILL, ON MIE 4R5
232 RPC RESEARCH PRODUCTS CO., P.O. BOX 1460
SALINA, KS 67402-1460 USA
233 RTI ROY TURK INDUSTRIAL SALES LTD., 21 TABER RD.
REXDALE, ON M9W 3A7
536
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 2205
2 34 SAF SANEX CHEMICALS LTD., 2 695 SLOUGH ST.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L4T 1G2
235 SAJ SANITIZED PROCESS CAN. LTD., 2200 YONGE ST.
SUITE 1700
TORONTO, ON M4S 2C6
236 SAL SALSBURY LABORATORIES LTD., 209 MANITOU DR.
KITCHENER, ON N2C 1L4
237 SAN SANFAX INDUSTRIES LTD., TRANS CANADA HWY .
1650 SOUTH SERVICE RD.
DORVAL, PQ H9P 1H9
238 SAT SANITIZED INC., 605-3RD AVE.
NEW YORK, NY 10158 USA
239 SAX SAXON SANITATION PRODUCTS, 60 SIGNET DR.
WESTON, ON M9L 2Y4
24 0 SAZ SANDOZ LTD., C/0 ZOECON CORP.
97 5 CALIFORNIA AVE.
PALO ALTO, CA 94 3 03 USA
241 SCO CONC. SCIENTIFIQUES BELISLE IN, 196 CH. DES PATRIOTES
ST-MATHIAS, PQ JOL 2G0
242 SCR SIERRA CROP PROTECTION CO., 1001 YOSEMITE DR.
P.O. BOX 4003
MILPITAS, CA 9503 5 USA
243 SCT SCOTT (O.M.) & SONS, 14310 SCOTTSLAWN RD.
MARYSVILLE, OH 4 3 041 USA
244 SDL GILLEX INC., 58 MENTOR BLVD.
WILLOWDALE, ON M2H 2N1
245 SDS SDS BIOTECH CORP., 5966 HEISLEY RD.
P.O. BOX 8000
MENTOR, OH 44061-8000 USA
246 SDZ SANDOZ AGRO CANADA INC., SUITE 302, PLAZA 4
2 000 ARGENTIA RD.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N IWl
247 SEM SEAL CHEMICAL CORP. CANADA LTD, BOX 103
WINNIPEG, MB R3C 2G1
248 SEX EXTERMINATION SILO INC., 1251 ST. NICOLAS
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
MONTREAL, PQ H7E 4T7
249 SFR SAFER LTD., 455 MILNER AVE., UNIT 1
SCARBOROUGH, ON MIB 2K4
250 SHM SHELL INT'L. CHEMICAL CO., AGROCHEMICALS DIV.
SHELL CENTRE
LONDON, SEl 7PG ENGLAND
251 SHP SHOPPERS DRUG MART, 225 YORKLAND BLVD.
WILLOWDALE, ON M2J 4Y7
252 SHT SHERMAN TECH. CORP., PO BOX 691773
LOS ANGELES, CA 90069 USA
537
2206 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 163/90
2 53 SKM SASKEM, A DIV.OF SAVOLITE CHEM.CO.LTD.
13 05 HALIFAX ST.
REGINA, SK S4R 1T9
254 SMP SIMPLOT, J.R. CO., AGRICULTURAL CHEM DEPT.
P.O. BOX 198
LATHROP, CA 953 3 0 USA
255 STD STANCHEM, A BUSINESS UNIT OF C-I-L INC.
ATTN: D. MACLEAN, 4 3 JUTLAND RD.
TORONTO, ON M8Z 2G6
256 STF STAUFFER AGRICULTURAL CHEM. CO, CONCORD PIKE & NEW MURPHY RD.
WILMINGTON, DE 19897 USA
2 57 STL STERLING DRUG LTD., YONGE ST. S.
AURORA, ON L4G 3H6
258 STO STANLEYKEM INC., P.O. BOX 2099
CAMBRIDGE, ON N3C 2V6
2 59 STQ STANHOME INC., 333 WESTERN AVE.
WESTFIELD, MA 01085 USA
260 SUA SUNBEAM COR. (CANADA) LTD., 1040 ISLINGTON AVE.
TORONTO, ON M8Z 4R5
261 SUE SUPERCO ENR. , 2615 PLACE CHASSE
MONTREAL, PQ HIY 2C3
262 SUF SUNFRESH FOODS LTD., 22 ST. CLAIR AVE. E.
TORONTO, ON M4T 2S8
263 SUJ SUMITOMO CHEMICAL AMERICA INC., 345 PARK AVE.
NEW YORK, NY 10154 USA
264 SUX SUPER-X DRUGS, 15 TORBARRIE RD.
DOWNSVIEW, ON M3L 3G6
265 SWC SWIMCO CANADA INC., 40 MAIN ST. N.
GEORGETOWN, ON L7G 3G8
266 SWH SWISH MAINTENANCE LTD., 309 LANSDOWNE ST. E.
BOX 778
PETERBOROUGH, ON K9J 7A2
267 TAS TAM 0 ' SHANTER INDUSTRIES, 1303-105 AVE. S.E.
CALGARY, AB T2W 0B5
2 68 TEI TEXAS REFINERY CORP. OF CANADA, 25 INDUSTRIAL ST.
TORONTO, ON M4G 1Z2
269 TIR TIMBER SPECIALTIES LTD., 980 ELLICOTT ST.
BUFFALO, NY 142 09 USA
270 TIS TIMBER SPECIALTIES LTD., 6511A MISSISSAUGA RD.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5N 1A6
271 TOM TOMLYN PRODUCTS, 2285 E. LANDIS AVE.,
VINELAND, NJ 08360-2959 USA
272 TRO TROJAN CHEMICALS, DIV. OF VALLEY CAMP LTD.
41 RACINE RD.
REXDALE, ON M9W 2Z6
538
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE 2207
27 3 TUC TUCO PRODUCTS CO., 40 CENTENNIAL RD.
ORANGEVILLE, ON L9W 3T3
274 UAG UNITED AGRI PRODUCTS, PO BOX 22116
4 39 SOVEREIGN RD.
LONDON, ON N6C 4N0
275 UCA UNION CARBIDE AG PRODUCTS, TW ALEXANDER DR. BOX 12 014
ATTN: REG. AFFAIRS
RESEARCH TRIANGLE, NC 277 09 USA
276 UCB UNION CARBIDE CANADA LTD., 5507 FIRST ST. S.E.
CALGARY, AB T2H 1H9
277 UNR UNIROYAL CHEMICAL, DIV. OF UNIROYAL LTD.
BOX 2 50
ELMIRA, ON N3B 3A3
278 UNV UNIVERSAL CROP PROTECTION, PARK HOUSE, MAIDEN HEAD RD.
COOKHAM BERKSHIRE, SL6 9DS ENGLAND
279 USB U.S. BORAX & CHEMICAL CORP., 3075 WILSHIRE BLVD.
LOS ANGELES, CA 90010 USA
280 VAR VAN WATERS & ROGERS LTD., AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY DEPT.
P.O. BOX 2009
VANCOUVER, BC V6B 3R2
281 VAW VAN WATERS & ROGERS LTD., 98 00 VAN HORNE WAY
RICHMOND, BC V6X 1W5
282 VEL VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORP., 5600 N. RIVER RD.
ROSEMONT, IL 60018-5119 USA
283 VER VERTAC CHEMICAL CORP., 2414-5100 POPLAR AVE.
MEMPHIS, TN 38137 USA
284 VIG VIGORO DIV. SWIFT CANADIAN CO., 1400 THE QUEENSWAY
TORONTO, ON M8Z 1S4
285 VIT VIRGINIA CHEMICALS INC., 801 WATER STREET
PORTSMOUTH, VA 23704 (OR 23514 USA
286 VTR VETREPHARM INC., 27-69 BESSEMER RD.
LONDON, ON N6E 2V6
287 WAL WATKINS INC., 30-5 SCURFIELD BLVD.,
WINNIPEG, MB R3Y 1G3
288 WDG WEDGCO CHEMICAL LTD., 623 HUNTS CRES . N-.W.
CALGARY, AB T2K 4J2
289 WEA WEED-MASTER WESTERN LTD., 340-12TH AVE. S.W.
SUITE 1050
CALGARY, AB T2R 1L5
290 WEC WEALL & CULLEN NURSERIES LTD., 4 312 STEELES AVE.
MILLIKEN, ON LOH IKO
291 WEP WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS LTD., 10900 SECANT ST.
P.O. BOX 160, ATTN: E. FREIESLEBEN
VILLE D'ANJOU, PQ HIJ 1S5
292 WHM WHITMIRE RESEARCH LABS. INC., 3568 TREE CRT. INDUSTRIAL BLVD
ST. LOUIS, MO 63122 USA
539
2208
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
2 93 WHS WHEELS MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS LT, 60 SIGNET DRIVE
WESTON, ON M9L 2Y4
294 WIL WILSON LABORATORIES INC., 36 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS, ON L9H 3H3
295 WIN WINTHROP ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCT, DIV. OF STERLING DRUG LTD.
YONGE ST. S.
AURORA, ON L4G 3H6
296 WOB WOOD, G.H. & CO. LTD., 6200 TOMKEN RD.
MISSISSAUGA, ON L5T 1X7
297 WOL WOOLWORTH, F.W. CO. LTD., 33 ADELAIDE ST. W.
TORONTO, ON M5H 1P5
298 YAP YELLOWSTONE AGRI PRODUCTS, C/0 DIANA G. WILLIAMS UAP
P.O. BOX 1286
GREELEY, CO 8 063 2 USA
299 YON YOUNG, W.F. INC., Ill LYMAN ST.
SPRINGFIELD, MA 01101 USA
300 ZOC ZOECON INDUSTRIES, 12200 DENTON DRIVE
DALLAS, TX 75234 USA
301 ZOD ZOECON CANADA INC., 3-12 STANLEY COURT
WHITBY, ON LIN 8P9
302 ZOE ZOECON CORP., 975 CALIFORNIA AVE.
PALO ALTO, CA 94 304 USA
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 2.
3. Schedule 1 to the Regulation, as remade by section 3 of Ontario Regulation 249/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
SCHEDULE : 1
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
4383,
,00
CHP
4385.
,00
SHM
CGC
4929.
.00
SHM
CGC
5462.
,00
INT
5979.
,00
CGL
6045.
.00
UCB
6181.
.00
OSD
6468.
.00
SHM
CGC
6965,
.00
STD
7811.
.00
DOW
7825.
.00
MBY
8218,
.00
GAX
8790,
.00
PEN
9548,
.00
PFF
9564,
.00
GRC
CGC
9565,
.00
GRC
CGC
METHOXONE MCPA ESTER 500 EC
DIELDRIN 2 0 EC INSECTICIDE
SHELL ENDRIN 2 0 E.C. INSECTICIDE
CO-OP MCPA ESTER 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
MCPA ESTER 500 EMULSIFIABLE WEED KILLER
NO-WEED MCPA ESTER
OSMOSE FENCE POST MIXTURE
SHELL ALDRIN 4 0EC INSECTICIDE
MCPA ESTER 80 WEEDKILLER FOR CEREALS
MCPA ESTER 500 EMULSIFIABLE FARM WEED
KILLER (AGRICULTURAL)
WEEDONE MCPA ESTER (BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
AGRICULTURAL)
GARDEX ERA COCKROACH POWDER
METHYL BROMIDE THE PENETRATING FUMIGANT
PFIZER MCPA ESTER 500
METH-O-GAS
BROM-0-GAS
540
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2209
REGIS
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
9566.
00
GRC
CGC
9981.
00
SAF
10187.
00
OLH
10696.
00
SAF
10948.
00
MAH
12088.
00
UAG
12091.
00
UAG
12326.
00
SAF
13477.
00
GRC
CGC
13736.
00
RFC
KEM
13773.
00
ABE
13961.
00
BEH
14025.
,00
TIR
TIS
14026.
,00
TIR
TIS
14077.
.00
POS
14588.
,00
TIR
TIS
14764.
,00
MBY
15204.
,00
RFC
KEM
15205.
,00
RFC
KEM
15735.
,00
DEG
ABE
15736.
,00
DEG
ABE
15849.
,00
SAF
16438.
,00
DEG
ABE
16495.
,00
AMR
SAF
16580.
,00
CHF
16750.
,00
DEG
ABE
16981.
,00
DOW
16982.
,00
DOW
16983.
,00
DOW
16988.
,00
DOW
16990.
,00
DOW
17003.
,00
TIR
TIS
17007.
,00
MKS
LWE
17012.
.00
MKS
LWE
17045.
.00
MBY
17046.
.00
MBY
17107.
.00
DOW
17126,
,00
VER
17170,
.00
VER
17187,
.00
CSB
UAG
17188,
.00
CSB
UAG
17280,
.00
VER
17281
.00
VER
17386
.00
DOW
17401
.00
BAZ
17516
.00
INT
17705
.00
UNV
OLH
17880
.00
CGC
17896
.00
CGC
17897
.00
CGC
18057
.00
VIT
VIR
18063
.00
CGH
18114
.00
UNR
18281
.00
CHF
FESTICIDE
BROM-O-GAS
SANEX SUN-X INSECT FOWDER
OCHEMCO MCFA ESTER 80 EMULSI FIABLE
HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
SANEX CHLOROPICRIN FUMIGANT
MAGNACIDE H
CLEAN CROF METHYL BROMIDE FUMIGANT
CLEAN CROF METHYL BROMIDE MC2 TOBACCO
FLANT BED FUMIGANT
SANEX MB-C2
TERR-0-GAS 67
DETIA GAS EX-B
WACO CHLOROFICRIN
CALCIUM CYANIDE DUST FOR KILLING
HONEYBEE COLONIES
TIMBER SPECIALTIES EK-3 3 (C-72) WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
TIMBER SPECIALTIES K-3 3 (C-50) WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
OSMOPLASTIC WOOD PRESERVING COMPOUND
TIMBERFUME.
MAY & BAKER MCFA ESTER 500
DETIA PELLETS FOR INSECT PESTS
DETIA TABLETS FOR INSECT PESTS
DEGESCH-PHOSTOXIN COATED PELLETS
DEGESCH-PHOSTOXIN COATED PELLETS
SANEX STRYCHNINE GOPHER-KILL LIQUID
DEGESCH FHOSTOXIN PELLETS FREPAC
METHYL BROMIDE FUMIGANT
CHIFMAN ROTENONE FISH POISON WP
CALCIUM CYANIDE A- DUST
2,4-DICHLOROPHENOXYACETIC ACID FLAKE
(TECHNICAL)
2,4-D ISOOCTYL ESTERS
2,4-D DEA 600 UNSEQUESTERED WEED KILLER
2,4-D DMA 720 UNSEQUESTERED WEED KILLER
2,4-D BUTOXY ETHANOL ETHER
OSMOPLASTIC WOOD PRESERVING COMPOUND
MARKS 2,4-D TECHNICAL ACID
2,4-D ISO OCTYL ESTER TECHNICAL
M & B 2,4-D ACID
M & B 2,4-D AMINE SALT
2,4-D DMA 720 SEQUESTERED WEED KILLER
2,4-D ACID
A-6D
CLEAN CROF GASTOXIN FUMIGATION TABLETS
CLEAN CROP GASTOXIN FUMIGATION PELLETS
WEED-RHAP LV-6D
2,4-D LOW VOLATILE ESTER
2,4-D 600 SEQUESTERED WEED KILLER
BASF 2,4-D DMA
WEEDAWAY MCFA ESTER 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
2,4-D ISO-OCTYL ESTER 600 G.A.I./L
FORMULATION
ALDRIN 400 EC INSECTICIDE
ENDRIN 200 EC
DIELDRIN 2 00 EC
NN-DIETHYL-M-TOLUAMIDE
TECHNICAL PERMETHRIN (COOPEX)
OXYCARBOXIN (PLANTVAX TECHNICAL)
TAKKLE HERBICIDE
541
2210
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT
AGENT
18282,
.00
CHP
18292.
.00
USB
use
18472.
.00
UCA
UCB
18607.
.00
USB
use
18777,
.00
ROH
18804,
.00
CHH
18891,
.00
CAX
18920,
.00
USB
use
19025.
,00
USB
use
19027.
.00
USB
use
19184,
.00
CHP
19295,
.00
SDZ
19525,
.00
CYC
19612.
.00
TIS
19656.
.00
DOW
19657.
.00
DOW
19658.
.00
DOW
19706.
.00
UNR
20063.
,00
DOW
20088.
.00
Lie
20320.
,00
DOW
20407.
,00
DOW
PESTICIDE
TAKKLE D WEEDKILLER
20 MULE TEAM(R) BORIC ACID TECHNICAL
TECHNICAL CHLORAMBEN ACID, SODIUM SALT
20 MULE TEAM(R) BORAX TECHNICAL
GOAL EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE HERBICIDE
BAYLETON 50% WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
AFUGAN 3 0 E.C. INSECTICIDE
2 0 MULE TEAM(R) ANHYDROUS BORAX
TECHNICAL
20 MULE TEAM(R) NEOBOR(R)
TECH. ZINC BORATE-20 MULE TEAM(R)
FIREBRAKE(R) ZB
CYPERMETHRIN MANUFACTURING CONCENTRATE
SULFUR TECHNICAL FUNGICIDE
HYDRAMETHYLNON TECHNICAL INSECTICIDE
TIMBER SPECIALTIES C-60 WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
DURSBAN F INSECTICIDAL CHEMICAL
DURSBAN R INSECTICIDAL CHEMICAL
DURSBAN 6R INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
QUINTOZENE TERRACLOR TECHNICAL
DURSBAN 3 0 SEC INSECTICIDE TECHNICAL
CARBON DIOXIDE - C02
DURSBAN HF INSECTICIDAL CONCENTRATE
DURSBAN W INSECTICIDAL CONCENTRATE
TOTAL:
92
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 3.
4. Schedule 2 to the Regulation, as remade by section 4 of Ontario Regulation 249/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
SCHEDULE: 2
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
109.
,00
SKM
2985.
,00
CHP
3132.
.00
CCM
3159.
.00
CGC
3267,
.00
CHD SIE
3294,
.00
MAP
3539,
.00
PFE
3734,
.00
PFF
3749,
.00
YAP
3780,
.00
CHV
3846,
.00
MBY
4429,
.00
PLG
4559,
.00
ICI CHP
4980,
.00
CHP
5371.
.00
YAP
5475,
.00
ROH
5499.
.00
YAP
6007.
.00
STF CHP
6122.
,00
SAF
6330.
.00
DOW
FAIRVIEW GOPHER-COP LIQUID RODENTICIDE
BENESAN INSECTICIDE
GENERAL WEED KILLER 600
PMAS TURF FUNGICIDE SOLUTION
PENTA PRESERVATIVE CONCENTRATE 1 TO 10
CALO-CLOR TURF FUNGICIDE
LINDANE 11% LIVESTOCK INSECTICIDE
PFIZER 25% LINDANE W.P. INSECTICIDE
CLEAN CROP WEED KILLER 2,4-D ESTER 400
E.C.
ORTHOCIDE 50 WP FUNGICIDE
MERFUSAN DUST FUNGICIDE FOR TURF
PLANT PRODUCTS LINDANE 2 5 WP
CAPTAN 50-WP WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
CHIPMAN 2,4-D ESTER 500
CLEAN CROP CAPTAN 50 W.P. FUNGICIDE
KARATHANE WD
CLEAN CROP 5% CAPTAN FUNGICIDE
CAPTAN 7 5 SEED PROTECTANT
SANEX LINDANE 10% E.C.
ESTERON 99 C CONCENTRATE
542
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2211
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
6374.
00
ROH
6420.
00
CYC
6526.
00
ALS
6726.
00
BAT
6747.
00
MBY
6857.
00
BAX
7036.
00
DUQ
7192.
00
CHV
7239.
00
MBY
7398.
,00
CHH
7412.
,00
STD
7416.
,00
STD
7442.
,00
CHV
7446.
,00
UCA UCB
7480.
,00
STF CHP
7482.
,00
STF CHP
7525.
,00
INT
7882.
,00
CHH
7884.
,00
CHH
8021.
,00
CYC
8024.
.00
BAT
8082.
.00
CHH
8084,
.00
CHH
8086,
.00
CHH
8090,
.00
CHH
8150,
.00
CHD SIE
8165,
.00
LAT
8277,
.00
CYC
8349,
.00
CHP
8372,
.00
YAP
8409,
.00
CYC
8504.
.00
CYC
8637.
.00
DUQ
8654.
.00
CHD SIE
8655.
.00
UCB
8656.
,00
CHD SIE
8661,
.00
CHP
8789
.00
STD
8826
.00
GAX
8885
.00
CGC
8903
.00
CHP
9003
.00
DOW
9007
.00
DOW
9074
.00
RAL
9157
.00
UCA UCB
9163
.00
CHH
KELTHANE EC
CYANAMID 2 5 WEED KILLER
NO-WEED LV 8 0
FIXED COPPER "53" WETTABLE POWDER
FUNGICIDE
EMBUTOX E EMULS I FIABLE SELECTIVE
WEEDKILLER
CORAL ANIMAL INSECTICIDE 25% WETTABLE
POWDER
KARMEX DIURON WEED KILLER HERBICIDE
ORTHO PHALTAN 50 WETTABLE FUNGICIDE
MERS IL WP TURF FUNGICIDE
LESAN (FORMERLY DEXON) 70% WETTABLE
POWDER SEED FUNGICIDE
CHLORO IPC 4.8 EC HERBICIDE
STANCHEM CHLORO IPC 2 0% GRANULAR
SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
ORTHO DIBROM INSECTICIDE
SEVIN 85S
FOLPET 50-WP
FOLPET 75-WP
CO-OP 2,4-D ESTER LV 700 LIQUID
HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
METASYSTOX-R SPRAY CONCENTRATE
DI-SYSTON GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
CYTHION LIQUID GRAIN PROTECTANT
BARTLETT WAXED MOUSE BAIT
BAYTEX SPRAY CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
BAYTEX SPRAY CONCENTRATE BARN
INSECTICIDE
ENTEX SPRAY CONCENTRATE PCO INSECTICIDE
ENTEX OIL SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE PCO
INSECTICIDE
CHAPMAN PENTA WR CONCENTRATE 1 TO 5
LATER' S CLOVER MITE KILLER EC
CYGON 480 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
CHIPMAN AGROX I.F. DUAL PURPOSE SEED
TREATMENT
CLEAN CROP MALATHION 85% E.C.
INSECTICIDE
THIMET 10-G SYSTEMIC SOIL & SYSTEMIC
INSECTICIDE
CYGON 480 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
HYVAR X WEED KILLER
TIMPREG PAK
AMIZINE INDUSTRIAL WETTABLE POWDER
TIMPREG
GRAMOXONE LIQUID HERBICIDE
STANGARD PENTA CONCENTRATE 1-10 WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
GARDEX LIQUID GRAIN PROTECTANT
KIL-MOR
CHIPMAN 2,4-D ESTER 600 LV WEEDKILLER
TORDON lOK PELLETS SYSTEMIC BRUSH KILLER
TORDON 101 MIXTURE BRUSH KILLER
HERBICIDE
PURINA CYGON 4-E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
FENATROL LIQUID HERBICIDE
LESAN 35% WETTABLE POWDER TURF & SOIL
FUNGICIDE
543
2212
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
9197.00
INT
9291.00 CHH
9319.00 STF
9332.00 YAP
9337.00 CYC
CHP
9382,
.00
PFF
9398,
.00
CHH
9427,
.00
PLG
9505,
.00
CHP
9512.
.00
CHP
9560.
,00
DOW
9561.
.00
PFF
9569,
,00
UAG
9570,
.00
CHH
9582,
.00
ICI
CHP
9587,
.00
MBY
9625,
.00
OLH
9631,
.00
CGC
9651,
.00
UCA
UCB
9691,
.00
STF
CHP
9724,
.00
PLG
9763,
.00
PLG
9765,
.00
CHP
9807,
.00
INT
9871,
.00
PLG
9907,
.00
UCB
9916,
.00
PLG
9918.
.00
PLG
9922.
,00
STF
CHP
9934.
,00
UAG
9945.
,00
DIT
9964.
,00
CHV
10010.
,00
SHM
CGC
10104.
,00
CGC
10146.
,00
DIT
10177.
,00
CHH
10197.
,00
PFF
10216.
,00
PEK
PEL
10231.
,00
CAY
10257.
,00
YAP
10308.
,00
MOX
MOL
10322.
,00
MBY
10324.
,00
KEM
10339.
,00
CHP
10359.
,00
FMC
ARN
10532.
,00
CYC
10609.
,00
ICI
CHP
10610.
,00
STF
CHP
10628.
,00
DUQ
PESTICIDE
IPCO GRANULAR SOIL STERILANT
AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
METASYSTOX-R SYSTEMIC SPRAY CONCENTRATE
CAPTAN 7.5 DUST
CLEAN CROP LINDANE 20 EC INSECTICIDE
CYTHION LIQUID INSECTICIDE PREMIUM GRADE
MALATHION
PFIZER DIMETHOATE 480
GUTHION SPRAY CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
PLANT FOG SULFOTEP FOR INSECT CONTROL
AGROX B-3 DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
REGLONE A LIQUID HERBICIDE
ESTERON LV-600 EMULS I FIABLE CONCENTRATE
(AGRICULTURAL)
PFIZER 2,4-D ESTER LV 600
CLEAN CROP PMA-10 FUNGICIDE SOLUTION
BAYTEX LIQUID CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
CAPTAN 80-WP WETTABLE POWDER
AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
NO-WEED 2,4-D ESTER
OCHEMCO LV96 EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
PATORAN 50WP
BROMINAL WEED KILLER
CAPTAN SP-4 FLOWABLE
PLANT PRODUCTS 7.5% CAPTAN GREENHOUSE
FUNGICIDE DUST
LESAN SOIL & TURF FUNGICIDE
CHIPMAN CAPTAN-METHOXYCHLOR 75-3 SEED
PROTECTANT
CO-OP CYGON 4E LIQUID INSECTICIDE
PLANT PRODUCTS THIRAM 8 0 WP TURF
FUNGICIDE
AQUA-KLEEN GR WEED KILLER
PLANT-FUME LINDANE INSECTICIDE SMOKE
FUMIGATOR
META-SYSTOX-R SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
CAPTAN 4 FLOWABLE
CLEAN CROP COPPER 50W
LINDANE lOE INSECTICIDE
DIFOLATAN 480 FLOWABLE
SHELL BIRLANE 10 GRANULES INSECTICIDE
CYGON 480E
FENTHION 50E EC INSECTICIDE
DASANIT 15% GRANULAR
PFIZER THIRAM 75 SEED FUNG DU
HERBICIDE 273 LIQUID
ZEP FORMULA 777 WEED KILLER
CLEAN CROP 2,4-D ESTER 500 E.C.
AVADEX BW GRANULAR HERBICIDE
AGRICULTURAL
ZOLONE 3 0 WP PHOSALONE INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX MALATHION GRAIN PROTECTANT
MERGAMMA N-M DRILL BOX DUAL PURPOSE SEED
TREATMENT
FURADAN 10 GR INSEC
THIMET 15-G SOIL & SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
DYFONATE 10-G GRANULES INSECTICIDE
DYF-THI 5-10-G SOIL
INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
SINBAR HERBICIDE
544
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2213
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT
AGENT
10637.
00
DOW
10640.
00
PLG
10662.
00
INT
10666.
,00
FMC ARN
10753.
,00
PEF SHL
10776,
,00
CHH
10780.
,00
CHV
10826.
,00
CHH
10827.
,00
CHH
10840.
.00
CHH
10841.
.00
CHH
10842,
.00
CHH
10895.
.00
CHH
10896.
.00
CHP
10904,
.00
CGC
10905,
.00
CGC
10906,
.00
CGC
10907,
.00
CGC
10910,
.00
CHH
10924,
.00
VAW
10925,
.00
VAR
10928,
.00
CGC
10975,
.00
CGC
10979,
.00
CGC
10993,
.00
DIT
11018.
.00
DUQ
11022,
.00
BAT
11025.
.00
UNR
11029.
,00
CHH
11045.
,00
CGC
11115.
,00
UCB
11128.00 CHP
11137.00 SUJ SUH
11153.00 UCA UCB
11154.00 SHM CGC
11191.00 MRZ
11224.
,00
VEL
11261.
.00
BUL
11274.
,00
CGC
11299.
,00
CCM
11312.
,00
ICI CHP
11336.
,00
CHP
11339.
,00
SCT ITT
11340.
.00
VAR
11351.
.00
DUQ
11398,
.00
VAR
11422,
.00
UNR
11424,
.00
DOW
11442,
.00
VAR
11445,
.00
CGC
11450,
.00
DOW
11451
.00
INT
PESTICIDE
DURSBAN*4E EMULSIFIABLE INSECTICIDE
PLANT-FUME NICOTINE SMOKE FUM
IPCO NM DUAL PURPOSE DRILLBOX SEED
TREATMENT POWDER
FURADAN 5 GR SYSTEMIC INSEC
BLADEX 80W
FOLITHION LIQUID CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
ORTHOCIDE 80 WP FUNGICIDE
FURADAN 5 GRANULES
FURADAN 10 GRANULES
BAYLUSCIDE 5% GRANULAR MOLLUSCICIDE
BAY LUS CI DE 5% GRANULAR SEA LAMPREY
LARVICIDE
BAYLUSCIDE-TFM WP SEA LAMPREY LARVICIDE
DASANIT + THIRAM 5%-10% GRANULAR
AGROX D-L PLUS INSECTICIDE/FUNGICIDE
SEED TREATMENT POWDER
PRINCEP 80W
AATREX 80W
PRIMATOL 80W
SIMMAPRIM 80W INDUS HERB
SENCOR 50 WP AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
WOODBRITE 24
GUARDSMAN PENTA-PRESERVATIVE 1-10
AATREX 90W
BASUDIN 50W
BASUDIN 500 E.C.
LINDANE lOS OIL CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
H Y VAR X-L WEED & BRUSH KILLER
CYGON 480
DYANAP LIQUID WEED KILLER
BAYGON U-L-V SPRAY INSECTICIDE
AATREX LIQUID
SEVIN 4 OIL CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID
SUSPENSION
GRAMOXONE S LIQUID HERBICIDE
SUMITHION FENITROTHION
DESORMONE FORMERLY WEEDONE 170
SHELL BIRLANE 3 INSECTICIDE
MARZONE ATRAZINE 8 0W AGRICULTURAL
HERBICIDE
DYCLEER LIQUID HERBICIDE
BUSAN 30 LIQUID SEED TREATMENT FUNGICIDE
GESAGARD 80W
POTATO TOP KILLER 300
SUTAN + 8E SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
PIRIMOR 50W WETTABLE POWDER APHICIDE
SCOTTS PROTURF BROAD SPECTRUM GRANULAR
FUNGICIDE
VW & R GUARDSMAN MANEB-THIODAN DUST
KROVAR I WEED KILLER
GUARDSMAN CYTHION 1000 AGRICULTURAL
VITAFLO DP
LORSBAN 4C INSECTICIDE
DINITRO GENERAL WEEDKILLER EC
CONCENTRATE
EKKO 80W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
DURSBAN*6 INSECTICIDAL CONCENTRATE
CO-OP D-L + C DRILL BOX SEED TREATMENT
POWDER
545
2214
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
11461,
.00
VAR
11522,
.00
YAP
11529,
.00
BUL
11530,
.00
KEM
11547,
.00
SDZ
11575,
.00
STD
11597,
.00
CHC
11681,
.00
SAN
11725,
.00
DUQ
11760.
.00
CGC
11761,
.00
STF
CHP
11763,
.00
CAX
11771,
.00
UAG
11788,
.00
MRZ
11848.
.00
AGV
11860.
.00
STD
11889,
.00
PFF
11890,
.00
PFF
11933.
,00
CHP
11934.
,00
CHP
11935.
,00
CHP
11936.
,00
STF
CHP
12028.
,00
CHP
12029,
,00
CHP
12072.
,00
STD
12073.
,00
SAF
12095.
,00
AVC
ABE
12096.
,00
AVC
ABE
12097.
,00
AVC
ABE
12098.
,00
AVC
ABE
12104.
,00
VAR
12106.
,00
SAF
12107.
,00
SAF
12171.
,00
DUQ
12216.
,00
KEM
12223.
,00
DOW
12224.
,00
VAR
12239.
,00
ICI
CHP
12264.
,00
KEK
12302.
,00
PEF
SHL
12343.
,00
SAF
12344.
,00
SAF
12360.
,00
SAZ
12373,
.00
CHP
12400,
.00
CHP
12439,
.00
SAF
12461,
.00
LAT
12539,
.00
SAF
12599,
.00
ELA
12767,
.00
CHP
12828,
.00
CYC
12864,
.00
SAF
PESTICIDE
VW & R GUARDSMAN WEED & TOP KILLER
AGRICULTURAL
CLEAN CROP LINDANE 2 5 WP INSECTICIDE FOR
LIVESTOCK
BUSAN DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
KEMSAN DIAZINON 500 EC INSECTICIDE
DYCLEER 24 LIQUID HERBICIDE
SPROUT-NIP POTATO SPROUT INHIBITOR
MAG-X-STRING
LIQUID GRAIN PROTECTANT
DUPONT LANNATE L INSECTICIDE
POTATO TOP KILLER
SUTAN-ATRAZINE 18-6 GRANULES
SEA LAMPREY LARVICIDE
CLEAN CROP DIURON 80W HERBICIDE
MART AN 50WP FUNGICIDE
POTATO SPROUT INHIBITOR
SPROUT NIP POTATO SPROUT INHIBITOR
PFIZER DIAZINON 500
PFIZER DIAZINON 50W
CHIPMAN DIAZINON 50W INSECTICIDE
CHIPMAN DIAZINON 500 EC INSECTICIDE
CHIPMAN DIAZINON 500E INSECTICIDE
CAPTAN 10 DUST
CHIPMAN CAPTAN FLOWABLE SEED TREATMENT
FUNGICIDE
CHIPMAN CAPTAN 3 0 METHOXYCHLOR 3
FLOWABLE SEED TREATMENT
STAN-GARD DUAL PURPOSE SASH TREATMENT
SANEX MALATHION 836
AVITROL CORN CHOPS
AVITROL WHOLE CORN
AVITROL POWDER CONCENTRATE
AVITROL MIXED GRAINS
GUARDSMAN HERB BOOSTER WETTING AGENT
SANEX AVITROL CORN CHOPS
SANEX AVITROL WHOLE CORN
LEXONE METRIBUZIN WEED KILLER
RIDDEX CYTHION ULV INSECTICIDE
DURSBAN 2 1/2 G INSECTICIDE
GUARDSMAN DIAZINON 500 E.C. INSECTICIDE
ERADICANE 8-E SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
NORKEM 500 VEGETATION KILLER
SHELL NUDRIN WATER MISCIBLE INSECTICIDE
SANEX AVITROL SPARROW MIX BAIT
SANEX AVITROL PIGEON MIX BAIT
THURICIDE 16B AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE FOR
AERIAL APPLICATION
PIRIMOR 50W WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
(CONTAINS PIRIMICARB) APHICIDE
CHIPMAN DIAZINON 500S INSECTICIDE
SANEX DIAZINON 50-S
LATER' S DIAZINON 50 E.C. INSECTICIDE
SANEX VAPO 20 EC INSECTICIDE
SPIKE 8 0W TEBUTHIURON 8 0% WP
MERGAMMA FLOWABLE DUAL PURPOSE SEED
TREATMENT
CYCOCEL LIQUID PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
SANEX DIMETHOATE 480 SYSTEMIC
INSECTICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
546
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2215
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
12865
.00
SAF
12866
.00
SAF
12871
.00
ROH
12876,
.00
PFF
12944.
.00
GAP
13005.
.00
BAZ
13051.
.00
UNR
13166,
.00
PEF
CGC
13188,
.00
AVC
ABE
13245.
,00
VAR
13249.
,00
APB
CHP
13250.
,00
BAX
<
13315.
,00
BUL
13349.
,00
SAF
13368.
,00
DOW
13466.
,00
BAX
13471.
.00
PEJ
PEL
13504.
.00
GAX
13505.
.00
GAX
13561.
.00
NOQ
JAK
13571.
00
NOQ
JAK
13572.
.00
NOQ
JAK
13614.
.00
CHC
13645.
.00
UCA
UCB
13646.
.00
MBY
13656.
,00
CGC
13663.
.00
PFF
13694.
,00
KEM
13739.
.00
PFF
13796.
,00
CGC
13807.
,00
GRB
GRZ
13808.
,00
GRB
GRZ
13816.
,00
DUP
PFF
13945.
.00
APB
CHP
13948.
.00
CHP
13951.
.00
PFF
14096,
.00
MKA
14100,
.00
CHP
14109,
.00
SAF
14111,
.00
RAL
14114,
.00
CGC
14115,
.00
UNR
14135,
.00
MKA
14143,
.00
ALS
14163,
.00
DUQ
14170,
.00
VEL
14171,
.00
INT
14172,
.00
INT
14179,
.00
CHP
CHLORDANE 8E EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
SANEX DIAZINON 50-E
KELTHANE AP-35
PFIZER POTATO SEED PIECE DUAL PURPOSE
TREATMENT POWDER
GARDO NO. 7 3 LINDANE 10.7
BASF PATORAN 50-W
VITAVAX-CAPTAN 3 0W
BLADEX LIQUID HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
AVITROL FC CORN CHOPS
GUARDSMAN COPPER OXYCHLORIDE 50
(AGRICULTURAL)
CUTRINE PLUS
SPOTTON CATTLE INSECTICIDE
BUSAN 1015 DRILL BOX SEED TREATMENT
SANEX VAPO-20 ULV CONCENTRATE
TELONE 11-B SOIL FUMIGANT (AGRICULTURAL)
CORAL ANIMAL INSECTICIDE 1% SHAKER CAN
CHEMLEY NO SCALD DPA EC-283
(AGRICULTURAL)
GARDEX DIAZINON 50S INSECTICIDE
GARDEX DIAZINON 50E INSECTICIDE
SIMADEX SIMAZINE 80W
VECTAL 8 0W ATRAZINE
VECTAL FLOWABLE ATRAZINE
CHEM-CIDE 50 S/P
WEEDONE LV 4 AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
WEEDONE LV 6 2,4-D ESTER
DRILLBOX DIAZINON-LINDANE PLUS CAPTAN
SEED TREATMENT
PFIZER ENDOSULFAN 4 00
RIDDEX ABATE 4E EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
PFIZER LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER
DCL DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
ALGIMYCIN PLL-C
SLOW RELEASE ALGIMYCIN PLL-C
DIMILIN 2 5% WP INSECTICIDE
CUTRINE-PLUS GRANULAR ALGAECIDE
CHIPMAN CAPTAN-BENOMYL FUNGICIDE
PFIZER D-IAZINON L-INDANE C-APTAN DRILL
BOX SEED TREATMENT
ATRAZINE 80W HERBICIDE FOR CORN
(ATRAZINE)
CHIPMAN ATRA-MIX ATRAZINE-OIL
CONCENTRATE FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
SANEX POISON CORN
PURINA FLY PATROL BAIT
PRIMEXTRA
VITAVAX DUAL SOLUTION SEED PROTECTANT
(AGRICULTURAL)
DIUREX 80W HERBICIDE WETTABLE POWDER
TORCH EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
VELPAR WEED KILLER
DYCLEER lOP
CO-OP CAPTAN 50% WP FUNGICIDE
CO-OP ATRAZINE 90 W HERBICIDE
TERRAKLENE LIQUID SUSPENSION RESIDUAL
HERBICIDE
547
2216
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGEN":
14180.
00
CHP
14186.
,00
CHH
14225.
,00
CHV
14226.
,00
CHV
14232.
,00
SMP
SMM
14240.
.00
BLL
MAE
14258.
.00
CHP
14274.
.00
MKA
14307.
.00
CHH
14317,
.00
CGC
14332.
.00
INT
14337.
,00
SHM
CGC
14338.
,00
CHP
14340.
,00
INT
14345.
.00
CHP
14378.
.00
NOQ
JAK
14417,
.00
GRN
PFF
14478,
.00
DIS
14505,
.00
KEM
14517,
.00
SMP
SMM
14523,
.00
PFF
14524,
,00
PFF
14581,
.00
PEF
SHL
14584.
,00
ZOC
ZOD
14597.
,00
SAF
14600.
,00
CHP
14601.
,00
PFF
14603.
.00
SAF
14616.
.00
MKA
14617,
.00
PFF
14623,
.00
UNR
14624,
.00
CHP
14626,
.00
UNR
14634,
.00
FFA
FFC
14712,
.00
NCR
14721,
.00
NCR
14727.
,00
MBY
14739,
.00
MBY
14741,
.00
MBY
14744,
.00
MBY
14752,
.00
NCR
14753,
.00
MBY
14767.
.00
MBY
14778,
.00
NCR
14784,
.00
NCR
14785,
.00
NCR
14796,
.00
MBY
14800,
.00
MBY
14801,
.00
MBY
14803,
.00
MBY
PESTICIDE
TOTA-COL LIQUID SUSPENSION RESIDUAL
HERBICIDE
MATACIL 180-D OIL SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
ORTHENE 75% SOLUBLE POWDER
ORTHENE FOREST SPRAY CONCENTRATE
MONOBOR-CHLORATE GRANULAR WEED & GRASS
KILLER
ZP RODENT BAIT
CHIPMAN PREMIUM MALATHION GRAIN
PROTECTANT EMULS I FIABLE CONCENTRATE
SIMAZINE 80W
DYLOX 42 0 LIQUID
CAD TURF FUNGICIDE
CO-OP COBUTOX 400 LIQUID HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
MATAVEN WILD OAT HERBICIDE
CHIPMAN SYS-TEM 480 EC SYSTEMIC
INSECTICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
CO-OP ATRAZINE 500F
CHIPMAN ATRAZINE 90W WETTABLE POWDER
FICAM W WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
KOCIDE 101 AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
DITHOATE 4-E
RIDDEX ULV TOBACCO INSECTICIDE
GRANULAR UREABOR NON-SELECTIVE KILLER
PFIZER ATRAZINE 90W AGRICULTURAL
HERBICIDE
PFIZER ATRAZINE 80W AGRICULTURAL
HERBICIDE
SHELL BLAZINE 80W
STARBAR LIQUID GRAIN PROTECTANT
SANEX CYTHION ULV CONCENTRATE
CHIPMAN ATRAZINE FLOWABLE
PFIZER ATRAZINE 500
SANEX AVITROL FARM MIX FC CORN CHOPS
ATRAZINE 90W
PFIZER ENDOSULFAN 50 W
ESTAKIL LV 700 2,4-D
CHIPMAN C APT AN FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
ESTAKIL LV 600 2,4-D
PYRENONE DIAZINON DUAL USE RESIDUAL
INSECTICIDE
ETHION 5 THIRAM 7.5-G GRANULAR
INSECTICIDE/FUNGICIDE
ETHION 25W INSECTICIDE
THIODAN-2 ZINEB-5
ESTASOL 2,4-D ESTER LV 600
FIXED COPPER 50-W
ELGETOL
LINDANE 2 5-W INSECTICIDE
THIRAM 75 W FUNGICIDE
CYGON 480-E
DYTOP POTATO TOP KILLER
ETHION 2% SUPERIOR OIL 7 0 AGRICULTURAL
INSECTICIDE
SINOX GENERAL HERBICIDE
SILVAPROP LV700 1:1 BRUSHKILLER
PROPATURF HERBICIDE
WAXED MOUSE BAIT 2 AGRICULTURAL
ESTAPROP EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID HERBICIDE
548
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2217
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
14806.
00
MBY
14818.
00
ALS
14819.
00
PFF
14823.
00
MKA
LTR
14842.
00
CGC
14864.
00
SAF
14866.
00
SAF
14867.
00
CHG
CHH
14878.
00
MBY
14879.
00
DOW
14893.
00
INT
14916.
00
NCR
14942.
00
NUX
14943.
00
NUX
14944.
00
NUX
14945.
00
NUX
14979.
00
CGC
14980.
00
BAZ
14993.
00
CHP
14998.
,00
RAB
HER
14999.
,00
CGC
15027.
,00
MBY
15032.
.00
BAZ
15046.
,00
YAP
15047,
,00
SAF
15084.
,00
CYC
15086.
.00
UAG
15103.
.00
BAX
15109.
,00
NCR
15113.
.00
RAL
15152,
.00
ZOE
ZOD
15210,
.00
PFF
15281
.00
CAT
15333
.00
MKA
15353
.00
DIS
15360
.00
BAX
15368
.00
BLL
MAE
15478
.00
ELA
15533
.00
UNR
15537
.00
UNR
15559
.00
CHV
15567
.00
SAF
15586
.00
AVC
ABE
15587
.00
MBY
15611
.00
PEF
SHL
15706
.00
ROH
15707
.00
PFF
PESTICIDE
GOPHER POISON
TBA-4 GENERAL WEED KILLER
PFIZER ETHION 5 - THIRAM 7 . 5G INS/FUN
C APT AN 50W FUNGICIDE
AATREX NINE-0
SANEX VAPO 50 INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
SANEX Z-PHOS RODENT BAIT
SENCOR 500F FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
PARDNER EMULSIFIABLE SELECTIVE
WEEDKILLER
LORSBAN 4E INSECTICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
IPCO BENOLIN-R INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
DUST (SEED TREATMENT)
BIVERT - PH LIQUID ADJUVANT
NUODEX PMA-18 PAINT PRESERVATIVE
NUODEX PMO-10 PAINT PRESERVATIVE
SUPER AD-IT PAINT PRESERVATIVE
NUODEX PMA-60
AATREX PLUS AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
PATORAN FL LIQUID SUSPENSION HERBICIDE
GAMMASAN SEED TREATMENT POWDER
RID-A-BIRD 1100
DUAL CIBA-GEIGY 9 60E
DESORMONE 7 (HERBICIDE FOR BRUSH &
WEEDS)
BASF BASAMID GRANULAR SOIL FUMIGANT
(AGRICULTURAL)
CLEAN CROP ENDOSULFAN 4E
INSECTICIDE/MITICIDE
SANEX CANARY SEED MOUSE KILLER READY TO
USE BAIT
NOVABAC - 3 BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
PFIZER DINOSEB 300 P.T.K. AGRICULTURAL
K.R.S. SPRAY FOAM WITH CO-RAL FOR
TREATMENT OF WOUNDS
NIAGARA ATRAZINE 80W AGRICULTURAL
HERBICIDE
PURINA MANGE CONTROL
ALTOS ID BRIQUET MOSQUITO GROWTH
REGULATOR
PFIZER CAPTAN 50W
CANTOL 450 A LIQUID NON-SELECTIVE
VEGETATION KILLER
THIONEX 50W ENDOSULFAN INSECTICIDE
STOCKPEST LOUSE SPRAY CONCENTRATE
LYSOFF POUR-ON FOR LICE
ZP TRACKING POWDER
HERBEC 2 OP HERBICIDE
VITAVAX RS FLOWABLE SYSTEMIC LIQUID
(SEED PROTECTANT)
VITAVAX DUAL POWDER SEED PROTECTANT
ORTHENE TREE & ORNAMENTAL SPRAY
SANEX ABATE 2 G GRANULAR MOSQUITO
LARVICIDE
ORNITROL CHEMOSTERILANT FOR PIGEON
CONTROL
THIRALIN PLUS FUNGICIDE/INSECTICIDE
SHELL BLAGAL LIQUID HERBICIDE
STAMPEDE CM POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDE
PFIZER DIPHENOPROP 7 00
549
2218
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
15732,
.00
ZOC ZOD
15738,
.00
SHM
15745,
.00
KEM
15747,
.00
CAX
15755,
.00
INT
15821,
.00
CAX
15836,
.00
SAF
15840,
.00
SHM CGC
15843.
.00
CHP
15864,
.00
SHM CGC
15881.
.00
INT
15885.
.00
PEF SHL
15893.
.00
DOW
15897.
,00
MKA
15902.
.00
NOQ JAK
15920.
00
CHP
15921.
00
MKA
15927.
,00
CHP
15933.
,00
UNR
15959.
,00
DUQ
15971.
,00
MBY
15981.
,00
DOW
16021.
,00
GRX
16037.
,00
LAT
16047.
,00
PFF
16049.
,00
PFF
16064.
.00
CHP
16122.
,00
UAG
16125.
,00
CHH
16140.
,00
LAT
16164.
,00
MBY
16198.
.00
GAX
16209.
.00
GRX
16215.
.00
WIL
16253.
.00
MKA
16290.
.00
LAT
16323,
.00
DOW
16324.
.00
DOW
16370.
.00
CGC
16410.
.00
NCR
16427,
.00
MKA
16428,
.00
YAP
16429.
.00
UNR
16432.
.00
UNR
16447.
.00
MBY
16451.
,00
UNR
16453.
,00
PFF
16456.
,00
MBY
16460.
,00
SAF
16476.
.00
GAX
16478.
,00
MKA
16481.
,00
PFF
16482.
,00
DOW
PESTICIDE
STARBAR GOLDEN MALRIN 2 0 QWIK-KILL
RIPCORD 4 00EC AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX DDVP-3 50 ULV INSECTICIDE
THIODAN 4 EC INSECTICIDE
CO-OP POTATO SEED PIECE TREATMENT
THIODAN 50-WP INSECTICIDE
SANEX ATRAZINE 80 W AGRICULTURAL
HERBICIDE
BELMARK 300 AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
SWEEP NO-TILL HERBICIDE
SHELL BIRLANE/THIRAM
IPCO AG-SURF LIQUID SPRAY ADJUVANT
AGRICULTURAL
SHELL BLAZINE LIQUID HERBICIDE
TELONE 11 LIQUID SOIL FUMIGANT
DIAZOL (DIAZINON) 50W
SIMADEX SIMAZINE FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
TALON RODENTICIDE PELLETS
DIAZOL 50 EC INSECTICIDE
TALON RODENTICIDE MINI PELLETS
THIRAM 75WP WETTABLE POWDER FUNGICIDE
DU PONT LEXONE DF WEED KILLER
RODENT BAIT RODENTICIDE FOR POCKET
GOPHERS
ESTERON*600 FORESTRY HERBICIDE
MALATHION 1000
LATER' S LAGON 480E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
PFIZER COPPERCIDE
PFIZER SIMAZINE 80W
RATAK + RODENTICIDE PELLETS
CLEAN CROP WAXED MOUSE BAIT 2
SENCOR 50 WETTABLE GRANULAR HERBICIDE
LATER" S COPPER SPRAY W.P. FUNGICIDE
BUCTRIL M
GARDEX MALATHION ULV CONCENTRATE
LINDANE 25W
WILSARIN RAT & MOUSE KILLER PELLETS
PROMETRYNE 80W (PROMETREX 8 0WP)
LATER' S DINOSEB GENERAL EMULSIFIABLE
HERBICIDE
TELONE C-17-R SOIL FUMIGANT
TELONE C-17 SOIL FUMIGANT
PRINCEP NINE-T
NIAGARA DIMETHOATE 480-E
URAGAN 80 WP
CLEAN CROP L.V. WEEDKILLER 2,4-D ESTER
600 E.C.
YELLOW STUFF G HERBICIDE
TOPPER POTATO TOP KILLER
FORMULA 500 ATRAZINE FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
VITAVAX RS POWDER
PFIZER DYCLEER 12
ISOPROP 700 1:1 BRUSHKILLER
SANEX ABATE 4E INSECTICIDE EMULSIFIABLE
CONCENTRATE
GARDEX VAPONA-2 0 ULV CONCENTRATE
BROMEX (NALED) EC
PFIZER DIPHENOPROP 480
TORDON lOK PELLETS SYSTEMIC BRUSH KILLER
550
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2219
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
16518.
00
SAF
16532.
00
PFF
16545.
00
SDZ
16556.
00
UCA
UCB
16579.
00
SAF
16622.
00
PEF
16641.
00
BAZ
16657.
00
MBY
16662.
00
CGC
16675.
00
YAP
16724.
00
LAT
16736.
00
PFF
16834.
00
CLR
AGT
16836.
00
CLR
AGT
16863.
00
TIR
TIS
16873.
00
ABT
ABC
16885.
,00
UNR
16886.
,00
UNR
16948.
,00
GET
17001.
,00
BAZ
17087.
,00
CYC
17133.
.00
BIP
CHH
17145.
,00
ALS
17160.
,00
MBY
17199.
.00
SAZ
17200,
.00
ZOE
ZOD
17242.
.00
CHG
CHH
17245.
.00
DUQ
17247.
.00
SDZ
17274.
.00
CGC
17276.
.00
PFF
17296.
.00
ABC
17300.
.00
CGC
17305.
.00
CAX
17324.
.00
ZOE
ZOD
17354.
.00
CHP
17384.
.00
PFF
17412.
.00
INT
17418.
.00
CHH
17420.
.00
CHH
17421.
.00
CHH
17449.
.00
SAF
17465.
.00
UNR
17540.
.00
UCA
UCB
17541.
.00
UCA
UCB
17557
.00
MOM
MAE
17599
.00
PLG
17669
.00
UCB
17675
.00
MBY
17697
.00
YAP
17702
.00
KEK
17703
.00
EMO
17740
.00
VEL
CTX
17778
.00
DUP
CHH
17824
.00
FPM
17868
.00
CGC
SANEX DIAZINON 50 E.C. INSECTICIDE
AGRICULTURAL
PFIZER DIPHENOPROP 600
DYVEL LIQUID HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL
DESORMONE LV-700
SANEX LOW-VOLATILE 2,4-D ESTER 80
TORQUE 480
LADDOK LIQUID SUSPENSION HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
NIAGARA ISOPROP 600 1:1 BRUSHKILLER
GALEX 500 E.C.
CLEAN CROP FOR-ESTER E.C. FORESTRY
HERBICIDE
LATER' S L.V. BRUSH KILLER 700
PFIZER 2,4-D BUTYRIC 400
PMAS WINTER TURF FUNGICIDE
CADDY LIQUID CADMIUM TURF FUNGICIDE
PATOX POLE TREATING WRAP TYPE I
DIPEL 88
DIAZOL 50W (DIAZINON)
DIAZOL 50EC (DIAZINON)
EPI BLOC RODENTICIDE
CYCOCEL EXTRA
THIMET 15-G SOIL & SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
NOVABAC-3
BROMOX 450M EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
AQUASHADE
THURICIDE 32B
THURICIDE 32LV
SENCOR 75DF SPRAYULE (AGRICULTURAL)
DUPONT GLEAN HERBICIDE
APEX 65 E.C. INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR
RIDOMIL 240EC (AGRICULTURAL)
PFIZER DIMETHOATE 43 5
VECTOBAC
RIDOMIL MZ 7 2W
DECIS 2.5 EC INSECTICIDE
KABAT TOBACCO PROTECTOR
RATAK + RODENTICIDE MINI-PELLETS
PFIZER STAMPEDE CM
WEEDAWAY 2,4-D LV ESTER 700 LIQUID
HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
MATACIL 180 FLOWABLE INSECTICIDE
AMAZE 20% GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
AMAZE 15% GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
SANEX GREEN TEK VAPO E.C.
B-NINE-SP
DRAGON EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
DRAGONMATE EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
MOTOMCO WATER SOLUBLE PIVALYN
CONCENTRATE
B-NINE-SP
SABRE BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
TORCH DS BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
CLEAN CROP SIMAZINE 80 W.P. HERBICIDE
NORKEM TSS
EMPIRE EL TVK
CHLORDANE C-100 EC
FUTURA SUSPENSION BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
LECONTVIRUS BIOLOGIAL INSECTICIDE
RIPCORD 400 AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
551
2220
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
17873,
.00
CGC
17877,
.00
VEL
17879,
.00
CGC
17881,
.00
CGC
17882,
.00
CGC
17895,
.00
CGC
17899,
.00
CGC
17900,
.00
CGC
17901.
.00
CGC
17902,
.00
CGC
17903,
.00
CGC
17904,
.00
CGC
17905,
.00
CGC
17906,
.00
CGC
17940,
.00
CHH
17954,
.00
ABT
ABC
17958,
.00
UCB
17980,
.00
SDZ
17983,
.00
MBY
18001,
.00
MBY
18008,
.00
UCB
18022,
.00
MBY
18133,
.00
CHP
18158,
.00
ABT
ABC
18197,
.00
DUQ
18230,
.00
INT
18353,
.00
NOQ
JAK
18354,
.00
NOQ
JAK
18450,
.00
CGC
18491.
.00
CGC
18492.
.00
CGC
18501.
,00
CGC
18550.
,00
CGC
18684.
,00
CHP
18812.
,00
DRX
CPM
18837.
,00
SDZ
19066.
,00
INT
19091.
,00
CGC
19112.
,00
CEV
APA
19114.
,00
CEV
APA
19157.
,00
SDZ
19159.
,00
CGC
19162.
,00
INT
19170.
, oa
CHP
19217.
,00
MBY
19219.
00
DUP
CHH
19220.
,00
DUP
CHH
19292.
,00
CHP
19349.
,00
SDZ
19409.
,00
CGC
19455.
,00
ABT
ABC
19477.
,00
DOW
19576.
.00
YAP
19611.
.00
DOW
19677.
.00
KEM
19680.
.00
KEM
19722,
,00
SAF
19728.
,00
NOQ
JAK
PESTICIDE
BELMARK 3 00 AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
BANVEL lOG
BIRLANE/THIRAM
BIRLANE 3 G INSECTICIDE
NUDRIN
BIRLANE 10
ATRAZINE 80 W HERBICIDE
BLAGAL HERBICIDE
BLADEX LIQUID AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
BLAZINE LIQUID
BLAZINE 80W HERBICIDE
MATAVEN AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
ATRAZINE 500 L HERBICIDE
BLADEX 80W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
FURADAN CR-10 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
DIPEL 132
BROMOX 72 0 M BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
THURICIDE 48LV
ZOLONE FLO
PARDNER (AGRICULTURAL EMULSI FIABLE
SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER)
BROMOX C-100 BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
BUCTRIL M EMULSIFIABLE SELECTIVE
WEEDKILLER (AGRICULTURAL)
GAMMASAN+ FLOWABLE RAPESEED TREATMENT
VECTOBAC-2 00G
VELPAR L HERBICIDE
WEEDAWAY COBUTOX 4 00 LIQUID HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
VORLEX PLUS LIQUID SOIL FUMIGANT
VORLEX PLUS CP LIQUID SOIL FUMIGANT
AATREX LIQUID 48 0
PRIMATOL 480 LIQUID
SIMMAPRIM NINE-T
PRIMATOL NINE-0
SUPRACIDE 24 0 EC
CHIPMAN ATRAZINE FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
DREXEL ATRAZINE 600 HERBICIDE
BANVEL HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL
CO-OP AATREX NINE-0
BLADEX T.T.C.
TRUEGRIT PIVALYN
TRUEGRIT GOPHER-RID
DYCLEER 480 HERBICIDE
BLADEX NINE-T AGRICULTUFIAL HERBICIDE
CO-OP ATRAZINE 600 FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
CYMBUSH 2 50EC
EMBUTOX 62 5
BACTIMOS WETTABLE POWDER
BACTIMOS GRANULES
VENTURE PYRETHROID INSECTICIDE
MARKSMAN HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
GREEN CROSS BASUDIN 500EC
VECTOBAC 600L
DURSBAN TC TERMITICIDE CONCENTRATE
CLEAN CROP DIAZINON 50 W.P. INSECTICIDE
DURSBAN L.O. INSECTICIDE
KEMSAN DDVP-2 0 E.C. INSECTICIDE
KEMSAN DDVP-2 0 ULV INSECTICIDE
SANEX CHLORDANE 8E
TURCAM INSECTICIDE
552
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2221
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
19864.00
PLG
19884.00
INT
19899.00
MOX
MOL
20105.00
NOQ
JAK
20485.00
DUP
CHH
20544.00
CHH
20575.00
DOW
20835.00
ELA
20944.00
DOW
20968.00
CHH
21035.00
NOQ
JAK
PESTICIDE
TRUMPET INSECTICIDE
IPCO DIMETHOATE 480 AGRICULTURAL
SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
VISION SILVICULTURE HERBICIDE
FICAM PLUS SYNERGIZED PYRETHRINS
FUTURA XLV SUSPENSION
SENCOR 75% WP HERBICIDE
DURSBAN TURF INSECTICIDE
ENHANCE
LORSBAN 50W WP INSECTICIDE AGRICULTURAL
SENCOR SOLUPAK 75DF (AGRICULTURAL)
APOLLO (SC) OVICIDAL MITICIDE
TOTAL: 54 3
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 4.
5. Schedule 3 to the Regulation, as remade by section 5 of Ontario Regulation 249/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
SCHEDULE: 3
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
34.
00
STD
179.
00
GRA
685.
00
NOX
997.
00
MBS GDR
2150.
00
NOX
2238.
00
CHP
2687.
00
DOW
2791.
00
PLG
2851.
00
YAP
2915.
00
CHV
3186.
,00
CGC
3517.
,00
UCB
3608.
,00
TEI
3645.
,00
KEM
3676.
,00
INT
3794.
,00
PLG
3927,
.00
UCA UCB
3937.
.00
WIL
4067,
.00
CHP
4155,
.00
WIL
4282,
.00
CGC
4294,
.00
CGC
4588,
.00
CYC
4590
.00
CYC
4638
.00
PLG
4709
.00
PFF
4860
.00
CHP
4863
.00
INT
4864
.00
CHP
PESTICIDE
FORMALDEHYDE SN SEED TREAT
META SLUG KILLER BAIT
NOXALL EARWIG BAIT BRAN
CORRY'S SLUG & SNAIL DEATH
S LUGO SLUG BAIT
CHIPMAN 2,4-D AMINE 500 WEEDKILLER
FORMULA 40C LIQUID FARM WEED KILLER
SLUG-EM SLUG BAIT
CLEAN CROP 2,4-D AMINE LIQUID 400
SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER
ORTHORIX SPRAY
GREEN CROSS 2,4-D AMINE 500
NO-WEED 2,4-D AMINE
NEVAROT WATER REPELLENT WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
DED-RAT WARFARIN RODENTICIDE CONCENTRATE
CO-OP 2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
NO-DAMP FUNGICIDE FOR DAMPING-OFF
WEEDAR 8 0 LIQUID WEED KILLER
WILSON'S WARFARIN CONC KILLS RATS & MICE
METHOXONE SODIUM 3 00 MCPA WEEDKILLER
WILSON LIQUID DANDELION KILLER
GREEN CROSS MALATHION 500 EC
TCA SOLUBLE PELLETS
CYTHION INSECTICIDE
CYTHION 50% MALATHION EMULSIFIABLE
CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
PLANT PRODUCTS MALATHION 50E
PFIZER 50% MALATHION INSECTICIDE
C-I-L MALATHION 50 CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
CO-OP WARBLE POWDER
CHIPMAN 2 5% MALATHION
553
2222
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
4878.00
YAP
4916.00
UCA UCB
4918.00
ROH
5054.00
KCD
5080.00
WIL
5095.00
CGD CGA
5136.00
CHP
5339.00
OSD
5429.00
GAP
5449.00
KIN
5460.00
INT
5739.00
YAP
5745.00
CYC
5780.00
INT
5821.00
INT
5931.00
PFF
5937.00
MBY
5942.00
CGC
5981.00
CGL
6017.00
CHH
6022.00
SAF
6024.00
SAF
6047.00
UCB
6192.00
CGC
6274.00
PFF
6298.00
LAT
6335.00
LAT
6453.00
STF CHP
6639.00
RAL
6713.00
LAT
6731.00
CHH
6757.00
REC
6839.00
MBY
6916.00
LAT
6936.00
LAT
6937.00
NOQ JAK
6954.00
LAT
6967.00
STD
6969.00
STD
6998.00
YAP
7062.00
STF CHP
7108.00
UCB
7162.00
UCB
7251.00
UNR
7270.00
DUR
7315.00
CYC
7363.00
MBY
7386.00
WIL
7512.00
PLG
PESTICIDE
CLEAN CROP METHOXYCHLOR 50% W.P.
AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
WEEDAR MCPA CONENTRATE AGRICULTURAL
HERBICIDE
DITHANE M-22 WETTABLE POWDER MANEB 8 0%
AGRICULTURAL
MARLATE 50 METHOXYCHLOR INSECTICIDE
WILSON'S WARFARIN BAIT CONCENTRATE KILLS
RATS & MICE
MITIN FF HIGH CONCENTRATE
CHIPMAN FERBAM WP FUNGICIDE
PENTOX PRIMER SEALER WOOD PRESERVER
CLEAR
GARDO NO. 16 FLY BAIT
KING ROSE & FLOWER DUST
CO-OP MCPA SODIUM SALT 300 LIQUID
HERBICIDE
CLEAN CROP SLUG DUST
AMINO TRIAZOLE
CO-OP FLOWER & GARDEN DUST
CO-OP MALATHION 500 EC INSECTICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
PFIZER 2,4-D AMINE 600
TROPOTOX WEED KILLER
MCPA AMINE 500
MCPA AMINE 500
DIPTEREX SUGAR BAIT FLY KILLER
SANEX MALATHION 50M
CHLORO 2 INSECTICIDE
NO-WEED MCPA AMINE 500
GREEN CROSS MULTI-PURPOSE FLOWER &
VEGETABLE DUST
PFIZER MCPA AMINE 400
LATER' S GARDEN FUNGICIDE
LATER' S LIME SULPHUR SN FUNGICIDE
ACARICIDE
VAPAM LIQUID SOIL FUMIGANT
PURINA HOG & CATTLE DUSTING POWDER
LATER' S MALATHION 50 INSECT SPRAY
DYRENE 50% WETTABLE POWDER FOLIAGE
FUNGICIDE
CREOSOTE WOOD PRESERVATIVE LIQUID
SEVIN 50W CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
LATER' S BUG-GETA SLUG & SNAIL KILLER
LATER' S SLUG & SNAIL KILLER #50
ACTI DIONE P.M. FLOWER FUNGICIDE
LATER' S WEEVIL & EARWIG BAIT
2,4-D AMINE 80 SN WEEDKILLER
MCPA AMINE 8 0 WEEDKILLER FOR CEREALS
CLEAN CROP FORMALIN FUNGICIDE SOLUTION
EPTAM 5-G HERB
NO-WEED MCPA SODIUM SALT
AMITROL T
QUINTOZENE (TERRACLOR) 7 5 WP SOIL
FUNGICIDE
WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
CYPREX 65-W FRUIT FUNGICIDE
COMPITOX LIQUID SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER
WILSON LIQUID LIME SULPHUR
PLANT-FUME TEDION V18 MITICIDE SMOKE
FUMI GATOR
554
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2223
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
7559.00
UCB
7572.00
INT
7639.00
CHP
7647.00
CHH
7687.00
LAT
7697.00
CYC
7715.00
PLG
7717.00
BAT
7743.00
UCB
7754.00
INT
7812.00
STD
7835.00
TAS
7876.00
CHH
7893.00
CYC
8020.00
CHP
8035.00
RER
8144.00
LAT
8151.00
MBY
8159.00
CHP
8167.00
MOX MOL
8168.00
CHD SIE
8169.00
GRA
8170.00
CHD SIE
8184.00
CHP
8211.00
MBY
8223.00
BAZ
8253.00
DOW
8287.00
DUQ
8289.00
SDZ
8352.00
CHH
8370.00
CGC
8373.00
ALS
8393.00
STF CHP
8404.00
DOO
8406.00
DOO
8419.00
LAT
8469.00
INT
8480.00
INT
8524.00
INT
8556.00
ROH
8567.00
CYC
8580.00
WAL
8588.00
CHH
8595.00
MBY
8624.00
GAX
8768.00
CHH
8770.00
CHH
8772.00
NOQ JAK
8775.00
PLG
8781.00
CGC
8791.00
STD
PESTICIDE
AMIZOL
CO-OP DALAPON GRASS KILLER
REGLONE LIQUID HERBICIDE & DESICCANT
DYLOX 5% GRANULAR BAIT CROP INSECTICIDE
LATER' S GRASS KILLER SP
AMITROLE 90 WEEDKILLER
SKOOT REPELLENT FOR RABBITS MICE & DEER
BARTLETT ROPELLENT REPELLENT OF RABBITS
& RODENTS
AMIBEN LIQUID WEED KILLER
CO-OP ROSE DUST INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
MCPA SODIUM SALT 48 WEEDKILLER FOR
CEREALS
ATRA PELL WEED SHRUB GRASS KILLER
DYRENE TURF FUNGICIDE 50% WETTABLE
POWDER
CYTROL AMITROL-T WEED KILLER
C-I-L VEGETATION KILLER STERIL
REL-EX STOP-PEST PRODUCTS HOUSEHOLD
INSECT DESTROYER
LATER' S ZINEB 15% DUST FUNGICIDE
SEVIN 80S CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
CHIPMAN PREMIUM LAWN WEEDKILLER
AVADEX BW HERBICIDE AGRICULTURAL
POL-NU PAK GROUND-LINE POLE TREAT
BANDAGE
META SLUG PELLETS
POL-NU PAK GROUND-LINE POLE TREATMENT
CHIPMAN SEVIN 8 5W INSEC
TROPOTOX PLUS 400
BASFAPON SOLUBLE POWDER HERBICIDE
DOW MCPA 3 00 FARM WEED KILLER SOLUTION
(AGRICULTURAL)
LOROX WEED KILLER
PENTAC WP MITICIDE
LESAN (FORMERLY DEXON) 5% GRANULAR SOIL
FUNGICIDE
CIBA-GEIGY VAPONA INSECTICIDE LIVESTOCK
SPRAY
ACS GRASS KILLER
TILLAM 7.2-E PEBULATE
CCC PENTOL
CCC CREOSOTE
LATER' S PYRETHRUM EC INSECTICIDE
CO-OP LAWN WEED KILLER
CO-OP MALATHION INSECT SPRAY
CO-OP PREMIUM LAWN WEED KILLER
DITHANE M-45
CYGON 240 SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
WATKINS FLY BAIT
MORESTAN 25% WETTABLE POWDER
MITICIDE-FUNGICIDE
COMPITOX PLUS LIQUID WEEDKILLER
GARDEX 50% MALATHION EC INSECTICIDE
BAYGON 2% ROACH BAIT INSECTICIDE
BAYGON SPRAY CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
BOTRAN 75W FUNGICIDE
PLANTFUME DDVP SMOKE FUMIGATOR
VAPONA FOGGING SOLUTION
STANGARD PAINTABLE PENTA CLEAR WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
555
2224
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
8799.00
STD
8801.00
STD
8808.00
CHH
8819.00
CHP
8845.00
RAW
8871.00
UCB
8950.00
CHH
8963.00
SDS SDB
8971.00
LAT
8975.00
CHP
9001.00
SAL
9025.00
UCA UCB
9033.00
YAP
9034.00
LAT
9042.00
DOL
9057.00
ICI CHP
9082.00
DUQ
9099.00
CGC
9103.00
WIL
9110.00
HOS
9171.00
LAI NIK
9172.00
CGC
9178.00
INT
9182.00
CGC
9183.00
RAL
9186.00
CGC
9191.00
CGC
9224.00
GRO
9243.00
GRA
9257.00
ELA
9284.00
CHP
9294.00
DUQ
9312.00
CHP
9318.00
LAT
9331.00
PEN
9342.00
MBY
9350.00
CGC
9408.00
CHH
9419.00
BAX
9448.00
CGC
9455.00
GAP
9457.00
CHP
9465.00
CHV
9492.00
MBE
9498.00
CHH
9509.00
CGC
9516.00
PFF
9524.00
LAT
PESTICIDE
STANGARD PENTA 1:4 CONCENTRATE WR WATER
REPELLENT WOOD PRESERVATIVE
STANGARD PENTA WR WATER REPELLENT WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
DYRENE LAWN FUNGICIDE WETTABLE POWDER
C-I-L SLUG KILLER PELLETS
CATTLE & BARN SPRAY
AMIBEN GRANULAR HERBICIDE
DYLOX LIQUID SOLUTION
DACTHAL W-75 HERBICIDE
LATER' S LIQ SLUG & SNAIL KILLER
MECOPROP AMINE 2 00 WEEDKILLER
SEVIN INSEC
WEEDONE SPOT GRASS & WEEDKILLER
ULTRAMINE 2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID
HERBICIDE
LATER' S 10 METHOXYCHLOR DUST INSECTICIDE
FOR VEGETABLES
DOMINION SEVIN FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY
BETASAN 4.8-E EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
HERBICIDE
MANZATE D FUNGICIDE
GREEN CROSS POTATO DUST
INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
WILSON LIQUID MULTI-WEEDER FOR LAWNS
SUPER SOLIGNUM 10-10 CLEAR WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
FLOMOR FOR CONTROL OF MICROORGANISMS IN
TAP HOLES
SEVIN 50% SPRAY POWDER
CO-OP MCPA AMINE 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
CIODRIN 200 BACK-RUBBER EC INSECTICIDE
PURINA DAIRY SPRAY SPECIAL
CIOVAP LIVESTOCK SPRAY
MECOPROP LIQUID HERBICIDE
ORCHARD LIME SULPHUR
INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
GREENLEAF LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION
TREFLAN EC CONTAINS TRIFLURALIN
METHOXONE AMINE 500 MCPA LIQUID
WEEDKILLER
TUPERSAN WEED KILLER
CHIPMÀN METHOXYCHLOR 50W AGRICULTURAL
INSECTICIDE
LATER' S ZINEB 80 WP FUNGICIDE
PESTROY AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
CALMIX PELLETS WEEDKILLER & SOIL
STERILANT
GREEN CROSS KILLEX LAWN WEED KILLER
DYLOX PLUS METASYSTOX-R
NEGUVON POUR-ON-CATTLE INSECTICIDE
CIOVAP BACKRUBBER SOLUTION
GARDO ANTI-FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
C-I-L WEED & GRASS KILLER
ORTHO SUPER WEED-B-GON
MARQUETTE SEVIN 50% INSECTICIDE
MORESTAN 2% DUST MITICIDE INSECTICIDE
FUNGICIDE
TENORAN 50WP AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
PFIZER MCPA AMINE 500
LATER' S HYBOR-D GRANULAR SOIL STERILANT
556
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2225
REGIS
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGEN
9528
.00
DOW
9535,
.00
REC
9537,
.00
INT
9547,
.00
PFF
9554,
.00
YAP
9603,
.00
CGC
9656,
.00
INT
9669,
.00
ROH
9699,
.00
RER
9704.
,00
LAT
9712.
,00
DIT
9726.
,00
CHV
9731.
,00
VIG
9738.
,00
ICI CHP
9740.
,00
VIG
9774.
,00
REC
9777.
,00
CGL
9801.
,00
WIL
9802.
,00
WIL
9803,
,00
GRA
9811.
,00
CGC
9824.
,00
ABE
9827.
.00
CHH
9832.
.00
SDS SDB
9853.
.00
DOW
9858.
.00
PFF
9888,
.00
CHV
9898,
.00
INT
9899,
.00
INT
9903,
.00
UCA UCB
9909,
.00
UCB
9920.
.00
KEM
9921,
.00
STF CHP
9927,
.00
STF CHP
9958,
.00
INT
9975.
.00
DIT
9977,
.00
CGC
9978.
.00
CGC
9986,
.00
CGC
9987.
,00
PLC
9989.
,00
CGC
9995.
00
CGC
10038.
00
CGC
10061.
00
DIT
10085.
00
NOQ JAK
10099.
00
MBY
10110.
00
CGC
PESTICIDE
2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID FARM WEED KILLER
(AGRICULTURAL)
PENTA-PHENOL WOOD PRESERVATIVE &
PRIMER-SEALER
CO-OP FRUIT & SHRUB DUST OR SPRAY
INSECTICIDE FUNGICIDE
PFIZER 2,4-D AMINE 500
CLEAN CROP LIQUID MECOPROP HERBICIDE FOR
TURF & CEREALS
CASORON 4G
CO-OP SLUG BAIT INSECTICIDE PELLETS
DITHANE M-22 SPECIAL
REL-EX STOP-PEST PRODUCTS TRIPLE "A"
SPRAY
LATER' S ROSE & FLORAL DUST
INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
WARFARIN RODENTICIDE POWDER CONCENTRATE
ISOTOX INSECT SPRAY
VIGORO CRABGRASS PREVENTER
IMIDAN 50-WP AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
VIGORO DANDELION KILLER
RECOCHEM LIQUID CRESOZENE
2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
WILSON'S CYGON 2-E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
WILSON 50% MALATHION LIQUID
GREENLEAF SUPREME DORMANT OIL SPRAY
GREEN CROSS KILLEX LIQUID TURF HERBICIDE
WACO 65-2 0 MAL-THANE FOGGING OIL
DYLOX 80% SOLUBLE POWDER
DACONIL 2787 W-7 5 TURF CARE
MCPA AMINE 500 FARM WEED KILLER
(AGRICULTURAL)
PFIZER MCPA SODIUM 3 00
ORTHO BUG-GETA PE
CO-OP LIVESTOCK SPRAY INSECTICIDE
CO-OP BACKRUBBER SOLUTION INSECTICIDE
SUPER D LIQUID WEEDONE
LIQUID AMIZINE A GENERAL WEED KILLER
RIDDEX MALATHION 500 EC EMULS I FIABLE
CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
EPTAM 2.3-G EPTC
VERNAM 7. 2-E VERNOLATE
CO-OP GARDEN MAGGOT KILLER
MALATHION 50E EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
INSECTICIDE
GREEN CROSS WEED-NO-MORE
GREEN CROSS MAGGOT KILLER GRANULAR
INSECTICIDE
GREEN CROSS FRUIT TREE & GARDEN SPRAY
PLANT FOG DDVP A THERMAL FOGGING
SOLUTION
GREEN CROSS CRABGRASS KILLER LIQUID
VAPONA 5% FOGGING SOLUTION
GREEN CROSS CYGON 24 0EC
SULFARIN RODENTICIDE POWDER CONCENTRATE
ENIDE 50W HERBICIDE SELECTIVE
PRE-EMERGENCE HERBICIDE
X-ALL LIQUID HERBICIDE (GENERAL WEED
CONTROL)
CIODRIN LIVESTOCK FLY & LOUSE KILLER
557
2226
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
10132.
.00
VAR
10134,
.00
SAP
10150,
.00
KEM
10176,
.00
UCA
UCB
10178,
.00
ICI
CHP
10179,
.00
ICI
CHP
10184,
.00
OLH
10186,
.00
ROH
10233,
.00
CHH
10243,
.00
PLG
10256.
.00
CHV
10292,
.00
DIT
10304.
.00
WIL
10305.
.00
UAG
10310.
.00
INT
10320.
.00
LAV
10325.
.00
CGC
10326.
.00
UNR
10337.
.00
CHP
10338.
.00
CHP
10387.
.00
INT
10401,
.00
MBY
10455.
.00
VAR
10474.
.00
CAX
10481.
.00
CGC
10483.
.00
UCA
ALS
10495.
.00
ROH
10511.
,00
NOX
10513.
,00
UCA
UCB
10526.
,00
DUQ
10559.
,00
CGC
10569.
,00
SAF
10585.
,00
KEM
10590.
,00
CHP
10593.
,00
CGC
10603.
00
CHP
10617.
,00
CHD
SIE
10619.
,00
K\7L
10621.
,00
STF
CHP
10627.
,00
INT
10636.
,00
DOW
10639.
,00
WIL
10644.
,00
INT
10660.
,00
INT
10690.
,00
LAT
10708.
,00
SDS
10711.
,00
KIN
10742.
,00
LAT
10744.
,00
UCA
UCB
GUARDSMAN MALATHION 500 EC INSECTICIDE
SANEX VAMAFOG INSECTICIDE FOGGING
SOLUTION
RIDDEX DDVP-5 FOGGING INSECTICIDE
WEEDONE GARDEN WEEDER
RO-NEET 7.2-E EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
RO-NEET lOG SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
OCHEMCO SUPER 2,4-D AMINE 80 LIQUID
HERBCIDE
DITHANE M-4 5 POTATO SEED PIECE FUNGICIDE
BAYGON LIQUID CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
PLANT PRODUCTS FUNGICIDE DUST CONTAINS
20% QUINTOZENE
TRIOX VEGETATION KILLER
PYRATEX RSC ROACH SPRAY CONCENTRATE
WILSON SLUG BAIT PELLETS
CLEAN CROP STREPTOMYCIN 17
CO-OP STOCKFLY POWDER INSECTICIDE
DURO-TEC WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR VARNISH
545-274
KILLEX SPOT WEEDER
OMITE-30W MITICIDE
C-I-L LEAFMINER KILLER CYGON 2-E
AGROX N-M DRILL BOX & SLURRY SEED
TREATMENT POWDER
CO-OP SEVIN 50W WETTABLE POWDER
INSECTICIDE
WEEDAR MCPA AMINE (BROADLEAF HERBICIDE
AGRICULTURAL)
DIMETHOATE 480 E.C. SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
NATA SODIUM TCA GRASS KILLER PELLETS
METHOXYCHLOR 24 0 EC
WEEDAR MCPA SODIUM
DIKAR FUNGICIDE - MITICIDE WETTABLE
POWDER
DAWGONE DOG REPELLENT
ORNAMENTAL WEEDER
MANZATE 200 MANCOZEB FUNGICIDE
GREEN CROSS ROSE DUST INSECTICIDE
FUNGICIDE
SANEX WOODCHUCK BOMBS
RIDDEX DDVP-10 FOGGING INSECTICIDE
C-I-L LAWN WEEDKILLER TRICEP
GREEN CROSS SLUG DESTROYER PELLETS
CHIPMAN METHOXYCHLOR SPRAY CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
TIMPREG B POL-NU TYPE WOOD PRESERVATIVE
GREASE
SEVIN POULTRY & LIVESTOCK WETTABLE
INSECTICIDE
SUTAN 10-G SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
CO-OP WEEDRITE GRANULAR HERBICIDE
DURSBAN*2E EMULSIFIABLE INSECTICIDE
WILSON'S GARDEN SPRAY
CO-OP INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE DUST
IPCO NM DRILLBOX SEED TREATMENT POWDER
LATER' S METHOXYCHLOR 25% EC INSECTICIDE
DACTHAL G-5 HERBICIDE
KING PTV POTATO TOMATO & VEGETABLE DUST
LATER' S GARD-N-AID ROSE SPRAY
WEEDONE PREEMERGENCE CRABGRASS CONTROL
558
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2227
REGIS-
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
10757.
00
LAT
10779.
00
REC
10805.
00
CGC
10806.
00
STF
CHP
10817.
00
OLH
10848.
00
DUQ
10866.
00
SAF
10877.
00
INT
10886.
00
KCD
10892.
00
YAP
10914.
00
CGC
10915.
00
PFF
10916.
00
PFF
10936.
00
DOW
10949.
00
CGC
10957.
,00
CBC
10959.
,00
UNR
10964.
,00
WIL
10965.
,00
WIL
10969,
,00
CGC
10970.
,00
CGC
10978.
,00
CGC
10985.
,00
LAT
10995.
,00
YAP
11003.
,00
CGC
11005.
,00
CYC
11026,
,00
CGC
11034.
,00
PFF
11038.
.00
SAN
11051,
.00
YAP
11061.
.00
DUQ
11062.
.00
DUQ
11070,
.00
NOW
11087,
.00
INT
11092,
.00
HOK
WDD
11093,
.00
HOK
WDD
11094,
.00
HOK
WDD
11096
.00
LAT
11099
.00
SDS
SDB
11113
.00
OLH
11130
.00
OLH
11156
.00
FAR
GIS
11163
.00
RAL
11214,
.00
CHP
11234
.00
NOQ
JAK
11252
.00
ABT
ABC
11254
.00
PFF
11268
.00
KIN
11273
.00
CHP
11276
,00
UCA
UCB
11284
.00
ICI
CHP
11289
.00
ICI
CHP
11302
.00
SDZ
PESTICIDE
LATER' S RESIDUAL CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
MIRA-SOL INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH DEODORIZER
& CLEANER
BENAZOLIN LIQUID HERBICIDE
BETASAN 12.5-G HERBICIDE
MCPA AMINE 80 AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
TERSAN LSR TURF FUNGICIDE
SANEX 5MX FOG OIL INSECTICIDE
CO-OP CYGON 2-E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
TERRANEB SP TURF FUNGICIDE
CLEAN CROP GLOWON TREE KILLER
GCP GARDEN & FRUIT TREE SPRAY
PFIZER MECOPROP 3 00
PFIZER MECOPROP PLUS 2,4-D AGRICULTURAL
HERBICIDE
PLICTRAN 50W MITICIDE
LIQUID POISON IVY & BRUSH KILLER
PYRETHRUM LIQUID DIP FOR CONTROL OF
BLOWFLIES ON FISH
PRO-GRO SYSTEMIC SEED PROTECTANT
WILSON LIQUID TREE & SHRUB SPRAY
WILSON'S SEVIN GARDEN SPRAY
CIBA-GEIGY ESTEMINE MCPA
CIBA-GEIGY ESTEMINE 2,4-D
BASUDIN 5G
LATER» S 1% LINDANE DUST INSECTICIDE
CLEAN CROP ANIMAL INSECT POWDER
GREEN CROSS GRANULAR VEGETATION KILLER
CYTROL POISON IVY KILLER
PRINCEP 4G
PFIZER MANEB 80W
SANFAX DYNA-KILL
CLEAN CROP POTATO SEED TUBER DUST
TERSAN 1991 TURF FUNG
DU PONT BENLATE 50WP FUNGICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
PURE COAL TAR CREOSOTE
MCPA K-400 LIQUID HERBICIDE
WARFARIN PLUS CONCENTRATE RODENTICIDE
POWDER
DIPHACIN 110
WARFARIN CONCENTRATE
LATER' S SEVIN 50 WP INSEC
BRAVO W-75 AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
OCHEMCO 2,4-D AMINE AGRICULTURAL
HERBICIDE
OCHEMCO MALATHION 50 E.C.
STABLE & HORSE FLY SPRAY
PURINA WOUND PROTECTOR WITH INSEC FOR
LIVESTOCK
C-I-L TREE & SHRUB INSECT KILLER
BETANAL EC POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDE
DIPEL WP BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
PFIZER DALAPON
KING MUSHROOM DUST
CHIPMAN MECOPROP + 2,4-D WEEDKILLER
LIQUID
AMILON PREEMERGENCE HERBICIDE
EPTAM 8-E SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
EPTAM 10-G GRANULES SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
THURICIDE AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE
559
2228
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
11313,
.00
CHH
11315,
.00
DOW
11321,
.00
CHP
11323,
.00
SHM
CGC
11341,
.00
MBY
11342,
.00
CHM
SAF
11343,
.00
CHM
SAF
11365,
.00
SAF
11369,
.00
ALT
11372,
.00
ZOC
ZOD
11372,
.02
APA
ZOD
11396,
.00
ROH
11397,
.00
ZOC
ZOD
11399.
.00
MGK
WIC
11400.
,00
PEK
PEL
11418,
.00
BBE
11423,
.00
UNR
11425,
.00
PLG
11428,
.00
CPK
11436,
.00
LAT
11437,
.00
LAT
11441,
.00
VAR
11448,
.00
VAR
11452,
.00
PLG
11460,
.00
SCR
PLG
11466,
.00
SCT
DWC
11478,
.00
BAT
11495,
.00
LAT
11498,
.00
BCC
11500,
.00
UNR
11514,
.00
MAR
11515,
.00
MAR
11527.
.00
EMA
11540.
,00
KEM
11542.
,00
LAT
11543.
,00
CHP
11548.
.00
WIL
11570.
.00
NOQ
JAK
11574.
,00
INT
11576.
,00
STD
11581.
,00
EMA
11590.
,00
CHP
11591.
.00
CHP
11592.
,00
HOK
WDD
11617.
,00
STD
11629.
,00
DOW
11637.
,00
ELA
11648.
,00
NOX
11652.
,00
INM
KAN
11669.
,00
HOK
WDD
11684.
,00
GAX
11726.
,00
VIG
11729.
,00
SAN
PESTICIDE
BAYGON OSC INSECTICIDE
LORSBAN 2 5WP INSECTICIDE
HERBITOX MCPA AGRICULTURAL WEEDKILLER
SHELL ENDAVEN LIQUID WILD OAT HERBICIDE
ASULOX F WEEDKILLER
ROZOL MINERAL OIL CONCENTRATE
ROZOL 0.1% DRY CONCENTRATE
SANEX VAPO FOG
ALSI ANTI -MITES/MOTH PROOFER
STARBAR GOLDEN MALRIN LIQUID
APAVAP FARM SPRAY
KERB 50-W
STARBAR GRUBEX CATTLE INSECTICIDE
PYROCIDE MOSQUITO ADULTICIDING
CONCENTRATE FOR ULV FOGGING F-7088
APL-LUSTR WITH FUNGICIDE
BEXCOL RESIDUAL SPRAY INSECTICIDE
VITAFLO-280
PLANT PRODUCTS QUINTOZENE 7 5 WP
FUNGICIDE
DAVIS & LAWRENCE FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO FOR
DOGS & CATS
LATER' S DIAZINON 5% GRANULAR LAWN &
GARDEN INSECTICIDE
LATER' S DIAZINON INSECT SPRAY
GUARDSMAN 2,4-D AMINE 500 LIQUID
WEEDKILLER
VW & R GUARDSMAN LAWNSAVE
PLANTCO BENOMYL SYSTEMIC FUNG
TRUBAN FUNGICIDE 3 0% W.P.
SCOTTS PROTURF GRANULAR FUNGICIDE II
FERBAM 7 6 WP FUNG
LATER' S WEED-B-GON LAWN WEEDKILLER
DELETE TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL AGENT
ROYALTAC CONTACT TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL
AGENT
MANCHESTER BUG KILLER DUST
2 IN 1 BUG KILLER DUST
EMTROL TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL
RIDDEX 3610 ULV INSECTICIDE
LATER' S BENOMYL SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE
CHIPMAN HOPPER-SPRAY EC INSECTICIDE
WILSON'S BENOMYL SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE
BETANEX EC POSTEMERGENCE HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
2,4-D AMINE 600
STAN-CHEM SODIUM TCA 95%
EMTROL TEN TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL
(AGRICULTURAL)
CHIPMAN METHOXYCHLOR EC INSECTICIDE
CHIPMAN MALATHION 500
DIPHACIN 12 0
METHOXYCHLOR 2 . 4 EC INSECTICIDE
DOWPON M GRASS KILLER
A-REST EC
FLEA NEK-TYE FOR CATS
TRICHLORFON POUR-ON CATTLE INSECTICIDE
RAMIK GREEN RODENTICIDE
GARDEX PYRETHRIN EC 1-10
VIGORO ANT AND GRUB KILLER
SANFAX LIQUID 58 0
560
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2229
REGIS
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
11787,
.00
CHP
11789,
,00
CNK LMB
11798.
.00
BAZ
11809,
.00
CHP
11819.
.00
GAX
11836.
.00
ROK
11852.
.00
WEA CGC
11855.
.00
GAX
11880,
.00
PLG
11905,
.00
UNR
11911,
.00
CHP
11913,
.00
CHP
11925,
.00
NAC
11945,
.00
SAF
11971,
.00
INT
11972,
.00
INT
12035,
.00
DIS
12071,
,00
CGC
12093,
.00
CGC
12094,
.00
CGC
12099,
.00
WIL
12100,
.00
WIL
12120,
.00
CGC
12132.
.00
PLG
12134.
.00
GAP
12138.
.00
KVL
12146.
,00
LAT
12162.
,00
CHP
12221.
,00
BAZ
12222.
,00
SCR PLG
12236.
00
UCA UCB
12247.
00
SAF
12263.
00
KEK
12269.
00
MER
12279.
00
CGC
12301.
00
CHP
12303.
00
VAR
12310.
.00
SAF
12311.
.00
SAF
12374.
.00
OSD
12438.
.00
CHP
12484.
.00
BAX
12512,
.00
HOS
12533,
.00
DUP PFF
12538,
.00
YAP
12560,
.00
LAT
12579,
.00
SAZ
12590,
.00
CGC
12611
.00
INT
PESTICIDE
C-I-L PREMIUM LAWN WEED KILLER
WEX SPRAY ADJUVANT EMULSION
BASF MELTATOX POWDERY MILDEW FUNGICIDE
AGRAL 90 - A NON-IONIC LIQUID WETTING &
SPREADING AGENT
GARDEX VAPONA INDUSTRIAL FOGGING
SOLUTION
TIMBER-LIFE WOOD PRESERVER GREEN
WEEDEX DANDELION BAR
GARDEX INDUSTRIAL MICRO SPRAY
CONCENTRATE
NO-DAMP FUNGICIDE FOR DAMPING OFF
ALAR-85 SOLUBLE POWDER PLANT GROWTH
REGULATOR
C-I-L DIAZINON 5G GRANULES
(AGRICULTURAL)
C-I-L DIAZINON 12.5 CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
I-SO-SECT LIQUID RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
SPRAY
ROZOL RODENT BAIT
CO-OP SURFACTANT OIL CONCENTRATE
CO-OP EMULSIFIABLE SPRAY OIL
DISVAP-II LIVESTOCK SPRAY
GREEN CROSS CONTAK C-10 SUCKER SPRAY
KORNOIL CONCENTRATE
KORNOIL AGRICULTURAL ADJUVANT
WILSON LIQUID CRABGRASS KILLER
WILSON'S GRANULAR DIAZINON MAGGOTOX
CIBA-GEIGY PREMIUM LIVESTOCK SPRAY
LIQUID
AFRICAN VIOLET SPRAY EMULSIFIABLE
MITICIDE
FORMALINE GARDO SOLUTION
PARAFORM F POWDERED FUMIGANT
LATER' S BULB DUST
AGROX FLOWABLE SEED TREATMENT FUNGICIDE
BASAGRAN LIQUID HERBICIDE
TRUBAN FUNGICIDE 25% E.C.
SEVIMOL CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID
SUSPENSION
SANEX WARFARIN 0.5% CONCENTRATE POWDER
NORKEM 4 00 T
THE GIANT DESTROYER
EASOUT AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
CHIPTAC TOBACCO SUCKER CONTROL AGENT
VW & R GUARDSMAN PENTA PRESERVATIVE
SANEX PRO-3 ULV CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
SANEX PRO-5 ULV CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
PENTOX PENTA GREEN WOOD PRESERVATIVE
C-I-L DANDELION KILLER 2,4-D AMINE
TIGUVON POUR-ON ANIMAL INSECTICIDE
SUPER SOLIGNUM PENTA-BASED PRESERVATIVE
STAIN
CASORON G-4 GRANULAR HERBICIDE
CLEAN CROP 5% DIAZINON GRANULAR
INSECTICIDE
LATER' S ROSE & FLOWER CARE
THURICIDE R-HPC FOR HOME GARDENS
MALATHION 500 EC
CO-OP GARDEN WEED PREVENTER
561
2230
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
12650.
,00
CHP
12651.
.00
WIL
12663.
,00
CHP
12675.
.00
SAN
12733.
.00
SAF
12766.
.00
BAZ
12831,
.00
CHP
12849,
.00
UAG
12853,
.00
CYC
12857,
.00
WIL
12860,
.00
WIL
12868,
.00
SAF
12886,
.00
LAT
12927,
.00
GRB GRZ
12968,
.00
CHP
13006,
.00
BAZ
13008.
.00
STD
13010.
.00
STD
13139.
,00
STF CHP
13153.
,00
INT
13162.
,00
PVU
13212.
,00
CHH
13241.
,00
INT
13258.
,00
PLG
13298.
,00
DUQ
13356.
,00
ALS
13359,
.00
HOK WDD
13378,
.00
MGK WIC
13429,
.00
UNR
13431,
.00
UNR
13459,
.00
SAF
13517,
.00
CHP
13525,
.00
SAF
13526,
.00
SAF
13548,
.00
SAF
13557,
.00
WIL
13558,
.00
INT
13570,
.00
LAT
13582,
.00
ALC
13618.
.00
STD
13634,
.00
OSD
13636,
.00
OSD
13644,
.00
MOX MOL
13655,
.00
WIL
13657,
.00
WIL
13691,
.00
WIL
13695,
.00
KEM
13723,
.00
CHP
13727,
.00
PFF
PESTICIDE
C-I-L VEGETATION KILLER STERIL LIQUID
WEEDRITE GRASS & WEED KILLER GR
C-I-L ORGANIC INSECT KILLER LIQUID
SANFAX MICROTOX LIQUID INSECTICIDE
SANEX MOXY GARDEN SPRAY CONCENTRATE
BASF CITOWETT PLUS
RAPID APHID KILLER
CLEAN CROP PFIZOL-10 TOBACCO SUCKER
CONTROL AGENT (AGRICULTURAL)
AVENGE 200-C WILD OAT HERBICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
WILSON'S REPELL DOG & CAT REPELLENT
WILSON'S POISON IVY & BRUSH KILLER
SANEX VAPO-5 FOGGING SOLUTION
LATER' S ONION MAGGOT CONTROL
ALGIMYCIN GLB-X ALGICIDE
C-I-L INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE FOR ROSES &
FLOWERS FLORITECT
BASF PYRAMIN 65W
STANGARD PAINTABLE PENTA CLEAR WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
STANGARD PENTA WR WATER REPELLENT WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
POLE -FUME
CO-OP VA-PORFOG LIQUID FOGGING
INSECTICIDE
FORMALDEHYDE SOLUTION 37%
BAYGON MOS INSECTICIDE
CO-OP PREMIUM TURF HERBICIDE
SKOOT REPELLENT FOR RABBITS MICE & DEER
LIGNASAN BLP FUNGICIDE
NO-WEED AMINE 96 AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
RAMIK GREEN KILLS RATS & MICE
PYROCIDE FOGGING FORMULA 7067 FOR ULV
MOSQUITO ADULTICIDING
VITAFLO-250
ARREST-7 5W SYSTEMIC TURF FUNGICIDE
SANEX VAPO-10 LV CONCENTRATE
C-I-L CUTWORM & MAGGOT KILLER LARVEX
GRANULAR
SANEX DIÀZINON 12.5 EMULSIFIABLE
CONCENTRATE
SANEX CYGON 2E
SANEX MALATHION 50E
WILSON'S RABBIT REPELL
CO-OP METHOXYCHLOR 2 5 EC INSEC
LATER' S CREEPING BUTTERCUP WEED KILLER
NALCO-TROL
STANGARD PENTA GREASE 10% GROUNDLINE
WOOD PRESERVATIVE
OSMOSE PENTOX CREOSOTE WOOD PRESERVATIVE
PENTOX WOOD PRESERVATIVE BROWN/BRUN
ROUNDUP LIQUID HERBICIDE
WILSON'S MANEB FUNGICIDE
WILSON'S CRABGRASS & GARDEN WEED
PREVENTER
WILSON LIQUID DIAZINON INSECT SPRAY
KEMSAN ABATE 2-G GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
C-I-L INSECTICIDE FUNGICIDE FOR
VEGETABLES
PFIZER METHOXYCHLOR 24 0
562
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2231
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
13761.
,00
CGC
13852.
,00
CGC
13861.
.00
DOW
13865.
.00
STF CHP
13866.
.00
SAF
13883.
.00
DIS
13886.
.00
DUQ
13889.
.00
SCT ITT
13910.
.00
ATC
13912.
.00
SAZ
13917.
.00
CGC
13929.
,00
CHP
13935.
,00
DOW
13965,
.00
STF CHP
13975,
.00
MEC
13984,
.00
VIT VIR
14007,
.00
CHC
14008,
.00
WIL
14009,
.00
WIL
14010,
.00
INT
14019,
.00
CHP
14027,
,00
LAT
14050,
.00
DUR
14064.
,00
DUQ
14069,
.00
UNR
14107,
.00
INT
14113,
.00
STF CHP
14118,
.00
GHC
14120,
.00
GHC
14133,
.00
CAO
14134.
.00
CAO
14160,
.00
CHP
14187,
.00
YAP
14193,
.00
CHC
14214,
.00
RAL
14241,
.00
CUP
14250,
.00
ELA
14277,
.00
WIL
14281
.00
AVM
14313
.00
CGC
14335
.00
ZOC ZOD
14341
.00
CHP
14353
.00
SAF
14356
.00
ROH
14377
.00
CGC
14412,
.00
CHP
14414
.00
CGC
14447
.00
CHP
14490
.00
CHP
14501
.00
PFF
TARGET AGRICULTURAL LIQUID SELECTIVE
HERBICIDE
AEROMIN 2,4-D
NORBAK 6 OB PARTICULATING AGENT
PROLATE 1.2-EC BEEF CATTLE INSECTICIDE
SANEX TACKY-TOES BIRD REPELLENT
MALATHION 50
DU PONT SURFACTANT WK
SCOTTS PROTURF GRANULAR INSECTICIDE ONE
TWEEN 20 NON- IONIC AGRICULTURAL
SURFACTANT
THURICIDE 16B BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE
THIOGREEN 80 WP
SEVIN LIQUID SUSPENSION INSECTICIDE
LORSBAN 2 5% WETTABLE POWDER SLURRY SEED
TREATMENT INSECTICIDE
SUTAN + ENCAPSULATED
MERTECT FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE SUSPENSION
VIRACHEM ULTRA-V INSECTICIDE
CHEMPARA VAM ANIMAL REPELLENT
WILSON'S STOP WEEDS WETTABLE POWDER
WILSON'S BORER KILL LIQUID INSECTICIDE
CO-OP TOMATO DUST
C-I-L RODENT REPELLENT
LATER' S ISOTOX SYSTEMIC INSECT KILLER
CREOSOTE
KRENITE BRUSH CONTROL AGENT
VITAVAX SINGLE SOLUTION
CO-OP DIAZINON EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE
LIQUID INSECTICIDE
PREFAR 4.8-E HERBICIDE
WOODSOL CREOSOTE
WOODSOL PAINTABLE PENTA CLEAR
BULLDOG GRIP WOOD PRESERVATIVE BLACK
CREOSOTE
BULLDOG GRIP WOOD PRESERVATIVE BLACK
CREOSOTE
C-I-L DEECOP INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE FOR
VEGETABLES
CLEAN CROP MCPA 500 LIQUID HERBICIDE
MAG-X-CIDE
PURINA MALATHION SPRAY INSECTICIDE
EMULSION
COAL TAR CREOSOTE WOOD PRESERVATIVE
SPIKE 5%P PELLET HERBICIDE
WILSON EMULSIFIABLE LAWN & SOIL INSECT
KILLER
FINAL LIQUID WEED KILLER
AEROMIN MCPA
STARBAR EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
C-I-L LEAFMINER KILLER
SANEX BORATON (ROACH POWDER)
DITHANE Z-78
TOMATO AND POTATO DUST
DUTOX SYSTEMIC INSECT KILLER
GREEN CROSS LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER
ARBORGARD RODENT REPELLENT
C-I-L SOIL & BULB DUST
PFIZER MONOLINURON 200
563
2232
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
14519
.00
CHP
14536,
.00
CHP
14555,
.00
PFF
14556,
.00
CHP
14561,
.00
SCT ITT
14562,
.00
UAG
14564,
.00
CBE
14566,
.00
PFF
14568,
.00
BIE
14583,
.00
ZOC ZOD
14593.
.00
SCT ITT
14610.
.00
PFF
14621.
,00
SMP SMM
14632.
.00
FFA FFC
14656.
,00
PFF
14660.
.00
ZOE ZOD
14706.
.00
YAP
14709.
,00
NCR
14718.
.00
MBY
14722.
,00
UNR
14723.
,00
UNR
14725.
.00
MBY
14726.
,00
MBY
14729.
.00
MBY
14730.
,00
MBY
14733.
,00
MBY
14740.
,00
MBY
14756.
,00
NCR
14757.
,00
NCR
14761.
,00
MBY
14763.
,00
MBY
14768.
,00
MBY
14769.
,00
NCR
14772.
,00
MBY
14773.
,00
UAG
14798.
,00
NCR
14808.
.00
NCR
14825.
,00
BAZ
14828.
,00
BAZ
14829,
,00
LAT
14841.
,00
DUQ
14846.
,00
NCR
14851.
,00
CGC
14852.
.00
WIL
14859,
.00
CGC
14861,
.00
INT
14869,
.00
SAL
14880,
.00
HOH
14881,
.00
HOH
C-I-L INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE FOR FRUIT
TREES
C-I-L LAWN FUNGICIDE
PFIZER DICHLONE 50W WETTABLE POWDER
FUNGICIDE
C-I-L GARDEN WEED PREVENTER NO-HOE
SCOTTS PROTURF GRANULAR WEEDGRASS
PREVENTER WITH BENSULIDE
CLEAN CROP ZINEB 80W FUNGICIDE
MASTERCRAFT DANDELION KILLER
PFIZER SEVIN 50W
BIKOE DIAZINON GRANULES INSECTICIDE
STARBAR INSECTICIDE BACK RUBBER
CONCENTRATE
PROTURF NEW K-O-G WEED CONTROL
PFIZER FERBAM 7 6W AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
GRANULAR OXY BOR-CHLORATE + DIURON
PYRENONE 2 5 - 5 M.A.G. INSECTICIDE
LIQUID CONCENTRATE
PFIZER MALATHION 2 5W AGRICULTURAL
INSECTICIDE
ENSTAR 65% EC INSECT GROWTH REGULATOR
CLEAN CROP SEVIN 50% W.P. INSECTICIDE
AGRICULTURE
NIAGARA SUPER SPRED SURFACTANT
MAY & BAKER MCPA SODIUM 3 00
AMKIL 500 2,4-D AMINE
AMKIL 500 2,4-D
AMSOL 2,4-D AMINE 500 (AGRICULTURAL)
AMSOL 2,4-D AMINE 600 LIQUID HERBICIDE
MALATHION 500E INSECTICIDE AGRICULTURAL
MAY & BAKER MCPA AMINE 500 LIQUID
HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
MECOTURF PLUS 2,4-D DOUBLE STRENGTH
HERBICIDE
FERBAM 7 6-W
NIAGARA STIK GROWTH REGULATOR
METHOXYCHLOR 50-W
RODENT REPELLENT (AGRICULTURAL)
MECOTURF
MANEB 8 0-W AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
MALATHION 2 5-W AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
METHOXOL 24 0-EC
CLEAN CROP ZIRAM 85W FUNGICIDE
SEVIN 50-W
NIAGARA DICHLONE 50WP FUNGICIDE
POLYRAM 80W FUNGICIDE
POLYRAM 7 DUST (METIRAM)
LATER' S LAGON 2 E SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE
BENLATE T BENOMYL - THIRAM FUNGICIDE
SEED DRESSING
LIME SULPHUR LIQUID INSECTICIDE
GREEN CROSS GARDAL ROSE & EVERGREEN DUST
WILSON'S BULB & SOIL DUST
GREEN CROSS LIQUID SEVIN INSECTICIDE
CO-OP SEVIN 50% WETTABLE POWDER
INSECTICIDE
PAR-0-SAN F POWDERED FUMIGANT
HOME BRAND CREOSOTE WOOD PRESEVATIVE
HOME BRAND PAINTABLE PENTA CLEAR WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
564
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2233
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO. TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
14882.
00
CHP
14902.
00
CHC
14907.
00
UNR
14915.
00
MBY
14939.
00
NCR
14940.
00
NCR
14963.
00
DUQ
14964.
00
CHP
14976.
00
CHP
14982.
00
BAZ
14986.
00
CGC
14995.
00
NCR
15001.
00
ELA
15014.
00
ZOC
ZOD
15033.
00
ZOC
ZOD
15092.
00
SAF
15114.
00
LAT
15123.
00
ARR
GCC
15130.
00
CAT
15136.
00
ZOE
ZOD
15143.
,00
TIR
TIS
15144.
,00
TIR
TIS
15149.
,00
CHC
15151.
,00
SMP
SMM
15176.
,00
ZOC
ZOD
15176.
,01
AFL
15176.
,02
APA
ZOD
15188,
,00
LOR
15213.
,00
MBY
15240,
.00
DOW
15256,
.00
CHM
SAF
15257,
.00
CHM
SAF
15258
.00
INT
15266
.00
NCR
15297
.00
CGC
15304
.00
CHP
15319
.00
MKA
15325
.00
LAT
15344
.00
CGC
15359
.00
ZOC
ZOD
15404
.00
LAT
15414
.00
AGB
GRO
15415
.00
WIL
15416
.00
WIL
15423
.00
STF
CHP
15472
.00
KEM
15475
.00
SAF
15494
.00
GAX
15538
.00
UNR
15544
.00
PFF
15565
.00
SAF
AMBUSH 500 EC INSECTICIDE
CHEMPARA BIOCIDE
PHYGON-XL
CORN OIL CONCENTRATE (AGRICULTURAL)
FERBAM 7-D AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
SECURITY FRUIT TREE SPRAY
DU PONT LEXONE L WEED KILLER
AMBUSH 25WP WETTABLE POWDER INSECTICIDE
AMBUSH 50EC
POLYRAM-DIAZINON FUNGICIDE INSECTICIDE
DUST
DCT DUAL PURPOSE SEED TREATMENT
ZINEB 80-W
SPIKE 5%G GRANULAR HERBICIDE
VET-KEM WARBLEX BRAND OF TRICHLORFON
VET-KEM E.C.I. EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
SANEX MOXY INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
LATER' S KLEENUP DANDELION WEED KILLER
SOLUTION
SANAFOAM VAPOROOTER
D-SECT LIQUID SPRAY & FOGGING
INSECTICIDE
ZOECON INSECT & MITE HOUSEPLANT MIST
POLE TOPPER FLUID WOOD PRESERVATIVE
OSMOBAND WOOD PRESERVATIVE BANDAGE
KROZINE SOIL STERILANT
BOROCIL IV GRASS & WEEDKILLER
STARBAR PREMIUM GOLDEN MALRIN FLY BAIT
DELLA FLY BAIT
APAVAP FLY BAIT
LORRAIN FLY PATROL BAIT
ROVRAL FUNGICIDE
MCPA DEA 500
MAKI 0.1% DRY CONCENTRATE RODENTICIDE
(BROMADIOLONE)
MAKI LIQUID CONCENTRATE RODENTICIDE
(BROMADIOLONE)
CO-OP WARBLE KILLER RTU POUR-ON LIQUID
INSECTICIDE
BLUESTONE SUPERFINE SOLUBLE POWDER
FUNGICIDE
NUVANOL 2 0% E.C.
C-I-L QUACK GRASS KILLER
DANEX (TRICHLORFON) 80 SP
LATER' S CALCIDE LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER
BASUDIN FM INSECTICIDE
STARBAR LOUSEKILL EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
LATER' S PREMIUM WEED & PAVE SOLUTION
GALLEX CROWN GALL CONTROL
WILSON'S ROTENONE SPRAY (WETTABLE
POWDER)
WILSON LIQUID FRUIT TREE SPRAY
PROLATE 8 -OS POUR ON
RIDDEX 3 610/D ULV INSECTICIDE
SANEX 10-1 PLUS FOOD PROCESSORS SPRAY
GARDEX INDUSTRIAL D-TRANS MICRO SPRAY
CONCENTRATE
VITAVAX POWDER
PFIZER LINURON 400L
SANEX PROX-12 0 ULV CONCENTRATE
565
2234
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 3
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
15590.
,00
CGC
15606.
.00
NCR
15608.
,00
CHP
15654.
,00
MKA
15668.
,00
LAT
15669.
,00
CGC
15671.
,00
CAX
15679.
.00
SAF
15680.
.00
SAP
15688.
.00
WEC
15701.
,00
CGH
15723.
.00
SDS
SDB
15724.
,00
SDS
15737.
,00
INT
15742.
,00
INT
15756.
.00
CGC
15771,
.00
CHP
15775,
.00
LAT
15798,
.00
LAT
15857,
.00
BAZ
15882,
.00
ROH
15887,
.00
DOW
15903,
.00
MEL
15954,
.00
CGC
15970,
.00
DOW
15994,
.00
KEM
16016,
.00
LAT
16023,
.00
LAT
16027
.00
AMV
GRO
16036
.00
SHM
CGC
16041,
.00
ZOD
16041,
.01
AFL
16042,
.00
ZOD
16042
.02
APA
ZOD
16043
.00
HOK
MAE
16061,
.00
CGC
16069,
.00
CHH
16080,
.00
NOQ
JAK
16081,
.00
CGC
16084,
.00
INT
16099,
.00
SAF
16102,
.00
YAP
16106,
.00
LAT
16120,
.00
LEW
16154.
.00
ZOC
ZOD
16155.
.00
UCA
UCB
16160.
.00
LAT
16162.
.00
PEF
SHL
16168.
,00
CHH
16169.
,00
CGC
16189.
00
UNR
16200.
00
WIL
PESTICIDE
POTATO SEED PIECE TREATMENT DUST
NIAGARA PHENOXYLENE PLUS
EQUAL 65WP FUNGICIDE AGRICULTURAL
FOLPAN 50WP (FOLPET) FUNGICIDE
LATER' S SUPER WEED-B-GON
ROSE & FLOWER GUARD
AFESIN 2 EC HERBICIDE
SANEX BROMONE 0.1% DRY CONCENTRATE
RODENTICIDE
SANEX BROMONE LIQUID CONCENTRATE
RODENTICIDE
WEALL & CULLEN GARDEN SPRAY
ECTIBAN 2 5 FLY KILLER
BRAVO 500 AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
DACONIL 2787 FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
CO-OP SEVIN 80% WP INSECTICIDE
CO-OP BACKYARD CLEAN-UP
THIRAM FLOWABLE TURF FUNGICIDE
CHIPMAN LIMAX SLUG KILLER BAIT
LATER' S SEVIN 40 LIQ INSECTICIDE
LATER' S PHALTAN ROSE & GARDEN FUNGICIDE
PYRAMIN FL
TRITON XR ADJUVANT (AGRICULTURAL)
DURS BAN HOME & GARDEN SPRAY
DOOM ROACH DESTROYER
WEED GUARD HERBICIDE
DURSBAN TURF GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX MALFOG 45 FOGGING INSECTICIDE
LATER' S METHOXYCHLOR 25% E.C.
ALL-PURPOSE INSECTICIDE
LATER' S CHICKWEED CLOVER & THISTLE
KILLER
FRUIT FIX CONCENTRATE
SANBAR LIVESTOCK & RESIDUAL WALL SPRAY
STARBAR DAIRY SPRAY WITH REPELLENT
DELLA DAIRY SPRAY
STARBAR STOCK SPRAY WITH REPELLENT
APAVAP STOCK SPRAY
HOPKINS SODIUM TCA WEED KILLER
GREEN CROSS BORER SPRAY
BAYGON 2 00 READY TO USE ULTRA LOW VOLUME
INSECTICIDE
FICAM D
SOIL & BULB DUST
CO-OP SENTINEL LIQUID INSECTICIDE
SANEX MALATHION 50 EC
CLEAN CROP SELECTIVE WEEDKILLER 2,4-D
AMINE 600 LIQUID
LATER' S POTATO & TOMATO DUST
OAK LAKE CATTLE BACKRUBBER LIQUID
CONCENTRATE
VET-KEM PARAMITE EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID
ETHREL LIQUID PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
LATER' S BUGBAN-C LAWN INSECT SPRAY
SHELL VENDEX 50W MITICIDE
MESUROL 2% BAIT MOLLUSCICIDE
TRUMP SLUG KILLER
THIRAM 32 0 FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
WILSON'S GRANULAR VEGETATION KILLER
566
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 3
2235
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT
AGENT
16207.00
GRX
16208.
,00
GRX
16210.
,00
GAP
16212.
,00
UAG
16221.
.00
BAX
16238.
,00
PFF
16244.
,00
UNR
16254.
,00
HOK
PFF
16273.
.00
EOF
16279.
,00
DUQ
16286.
,00
CGH
16302.
,00
CHH
16309.
.00
PLG
16363.
,00
CAX
16377.
,00
CUQ
16387.
,00
CHH
16402.
,00
LAT
16403.
.00
CGC
16420,
.00
GUS
UNR
16436.
.00
PFF
16448.
.00
CGC
16452,
.00
UAG
16454,
.00
PFF
16458,
.00
DOW
16464,
.00
USB
use
16465,
.00
YAP
16483,
,00
KEM
16485,
.00
FAR
GIS
16498,
.00
NAC
16509,
.00
LAT
16542,
.00
WIL
16548,
.00
MBY
16565,
.00
CHH
16568.
,00
NCR
16598.
.00
SAN
16613.
,00
ICI
CHP
16636.
,00
ABT
ABC
16645.
,00
LAT
16653.
.00
UCB
16656.
00
UCA
UCB
16664.
00
CHP
PESTICIDE
MALATHION 25-W INSECTICIDE
(AGRICULTURAL)
METHOXYCHLOR 24 0
GARDO NO. 91
CLEAN CROP PFIZOL 8-10
SENDRAN LIQUID TICK & FLEA DIP FOR DOGS
& CATS
PFIZER 50 DRUM TCA SOLUTION
ALANAP-3 LIQUID HERBICIDE
UNITE
FOSSIL FLOWER NATURAL BUG KILLER FOR
ROSES (& CONTROLS BLACK SPOT)
LOROX L HERBICIDE WEEDKILLER
ECTIBAN FIVE FLYKILLER
MESUROL 2% BAIT MOLLUSCICIDE
VENDEX 50W MITICIDE
AFOLAN F LINURON FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
CUPRINOL STAIN & WOOD PRESERVATIVE
SEMI-TRANSPARENT
DYLOX 420 LIQUID INSECTICIDE
LATER» S SLOW-GROW PLANT GROWTH RETARDANT
PATORAN 67 0FW
GUSTAFSON 42-S THIRAM FUNGICIDE
PFIZER DY-AMINE
BASUDIN FM
CLEAN CROP FERBAM 7 DUST FUNGICIDE
PFIZER DYCLEER 24
LORSBAN 15G GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
BORAX FOR CONTROL OF FOMES ANNOSUS IN
CONIFER STANDS
CLEAN CROP LIME SULPHUR SOLUTION
FUNGICIDE ACARICIDE
PROFOG ULV INSECTICIDE
SNAIL JAIL SLUG & SNAIL BAIT
NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH FENOCIL
LATER» S GROW»N CARE MITE KILLER SPRAY
WILSON» S PILL-KILL
AMITROL-T LIQUID HERBICIDE
POUNCE EMULSIFIABLE CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
NIAGARA FORMALDEHYDE 3 70
SANFAX WK-82X
SURPASS 8-E SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
PROMALIN LIQUID PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
LATER' S CALCIDE LIQUID VEGETATION KILLER
SEVIN SL CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID
SUSPENSION
SEVIN RP 2 CARBARYL INSECTICIDE LIQUID
SUSPENSION
CHIPMAN 2,4-D AMINE 600 LIQUID
WEEDKILLER
567
2236
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE ;
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT
AGENT
PESTICIDE
16694.
00
MEC
16708.
00
OLY
OLX
16732.
00
SAF
16740.
,00
SAF
16758.
00
JOL
16781.
00
CHP
16795.
00
OLY
OLX
16796.
00
OLY
OLX
16797.
00
OLY
OLX
16798.
00
OLY
OLX
16799.
,00
OLY
OLX
16800.
,00
OLY
OLX
16801.
,00
OLY
OLX
16802.
,00
OLY
OLX
16803.
,00
OLY
OLX
16804.
,00
OLY
OLX
16810.
,00
SHM
CGC
16817.
,00
LAT
16835.
,00
CLR
AGT
16845.
,00
NUX
16846,
.00
NUX
16858,
.00
ELA
16877.
.00
CER
16895,
.00
SHM
CGC
16905.
.00
CHP
16937,
.00
BAZ
16950,
.00
INT
16971,
.00
CGC
16974,
.00
INT
16994,
.00
DOW
16997,
.00
WEP
17027,
.00
UCB
17042,
.00
CHP
17053,
.00
KEK
17054,
.00
EMO
17129,
.00
CUB
17130,
.00
CUB
17132,
.00
INT
17185,
.00
GRX
17198.
.00
WIL
17223,
.00
MKA
G DR
17243,
.00
ELA
17262,
.00
CGC
17308,
.00
INT
ARBOTECT 2 0 -S
WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
SANEX DIMETHOATE 4 0
SANEX FOSBAN 2E INSECTICIDE
ZAP SUREKILLER
C-I-L ANT & GRUB KILLER
WEATHER SCREEN 7 04
WEATHER SCREEN 7 07
WEATHER SCREEN 709
WEATHER SCREEN 713
WEATHER SCREEN 716
WEATHER SCREEN 717
WEATHER SCREEN 72 3
WEATHER SCREEN 72 6
WEATHER SCREEN 911
WEATHER SCREEN 913
TALCORD
LATER' S CASORON GRANULAR HERBICIDE
SPOTRETE-F FLOWABLE THIRAM TURF
FUNGICIDE
NUODEX ZINC 8%
NUODEX COPPER 8%
ELANCO TREFLAN 545 E.C. (AGRICULTURAL)
CERTIFEN LIQUID WEED
BOVAID EAR TAG
LIMAX SLUG KILLER BAIT
BASF ASSIST OIL CONCENTRATE
CO-OP TOTAL VEGETATION CONTROL
KILLEX 500
CO-OP PREMIUM GOLDEN FLY BAIT
DOW FORMULA 4 OF FORESTRY HERBICIDE
ASSAULT
SEVIN XLR CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
TUBERSEAL POTATO SEED PIECE DUST
NORKEM 600XP
EL 66XP
CUPRINOL PENTA #2
CUPRINOL PENTA #2 (WR)
CO-OP TREFLAN E.C. LIQUID HERBICIDE
SEVIN 50-W
WILSON'S SLUG BAIT PELLETS
TRIFLUREX 4 0 EC AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
HERITAGE SELECTIVE GRANULAR HERBICIDE
GREEN CROSS BANISECT CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
CO-OP LIQUID SEVIN INSECTICIDE
568
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 3
2237
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
17321.
,00
ZOC ZOD
17372.
,00
INT
17378.
,00
WIL
17383.
.00
PFF
17402.
,00
YAP
17411.
.00
INT
17415.
.00
SDS DIS
17416.
.00
SDS DIS
17422.
,00
SAP
17423.
,00
INT
17426.
,00
GRX
17451,
,00
SAF
17455.
,00
SAF
17457.
,00
CGC
17462.
,00
SAF
17482.
,00
WIL
17502.
.00
BAZ
17508.
.00
INT
17509.
.00
INT
17510.
,00
INT
17511.
.00
INT
17530.
.00
MBE
17532.
.00
CHP
17536.
.00
SAF
17607.
.00
SAF
17609.
.00
CGC
17630,
.00
DIS
17648.
,00
MBE
17649.
.00
CHP
17658,
.00
SAF
17660,
.00
NCR
17663,
.00
PLG
17673,
.00
CHP
17685,
.00
CHP
17686,
.00
MBE
17689,
.00
MIF
17737,
.00
CGC
17781,
.00
DUP CHH
17800,
.00
SDZ
17802,
.00
FLE
17816,
.00
CHP
PESTICIDE
STARBAR PREMIUM GOLDEN MALRIN FLY BELT
CO-OP SOIL & INDOOR INSECTICIDE
WILSON'S SOIL STERILIZER
PFIZER STAMPEDE 3 60
CLEAN CROP SUPER SPEADER-STICKER
WEEDAWAY 2,4-D AMINE 500
DEBANTIC 50WP INSECTICIDE
DEBANTIC INSECTICIDE CATTLE EAR TAG
SANEX BARN & LIVESTOCK SPRAY
CO-OP POTATO & TOMATO DUST
MALATHION 500
SANEX MALATHION 2 5WP
SANEX GREEN TEK VAPO FOGGING SOLUTION
CAPTAN 10 WETTABLE POWDER
SANEX GREENTEK VAPO T-R AEROSOL
WILSON'S BORDO FUNGICIDE SPRAY WP
BASF POAST LIQUID EMULSIFIABLE HERBICIDE
WEED-AWAY MCPA AMINE 500
WEEDAWAY MCPA-K 400
WEEDAWAY MCPA SODIUM SALT 3 00 LIQUID
WEED KILLER
WEEDAWAY 2,4-D AMINE 600
MARQUETTE FRUIT AND GARDEN FUNGICIDE
FRUIT PLUS FRUIT TREE SPRAY
SANEX LIQUID SEVIN INSECTICIDE
SANEX ANT & GRUB KILLER
GREEN CROSS BRUSHEX DICAMBA/2 , 4-D
DISBAR BLUE FLY BAIT
MARQUETTE SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE FOR FRUIT
AND ORNAMENTALS
C-I-L FRUIT & GARDEN FUNGICIDE
(SYSTEMIC)
SANEX DANDELION & BROADLEAF KILLER
NIAGARA NIA-TROL
PLANT PRODUCTS SLUG KILLER
AMBUSH 1% GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
C-I-L VEGETABLE INSECT KILLER
MARQUETTE SEVIN GARDEN INSECT KILLER
NIX III NON-SELECTIVE VEGETATION KILLER
GREEN CROSS MECO-D LIQUID WEEDKILLER
BACTOSPEINE SUSPENSION BIOLOGICAL
INSECTICIDE
PENTAC AQUAFLOW MITICIDE
FLEXO LEMON QUAT
CHIPMAN MALATHION ORNAMENTAL INSECT
KILLER
569
2238
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE;
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
17866.
,00
CGC
17867.
,00
CGC
17893.
.00
CGC
17898,
,00
CGC
17913.
.00
CGC
17967.
.00
SAP
17971,
.00
WIL
18007,
.00
CGC
18023,
.00
CGC
18031,
.00
INT
18042,
.00
CAX
18106,
.00
SAF
18118,
.00
CGC
18121,
.00
SAF
18143,
.00
UNR
18145,
.00
CGH
18149,
.00
INT
18223,
.00
ICI CHP
18259,
.00
GPB
18267,
.00
PFF
18319,
.00
EMO
18333,
.00
PFF
18334,
.00
PFF
18336,
.00
EMO
18384,
.00
SAF
18471,
.00
SDS SDB
18480,
.00
CHP
18483,
.00
UCB
18484,
.00
CHP
18612,
.00
CAX
18632,
.00
WIL
18635,
.00
CGC
18685,
.00
UCB
18723.
.00
DIS
18776,
.00
CHP
18788,
.00
UNR
18792,
.00
DIS
18793,
.00
AUL
18865,
.00
INT
VENDEX 50W
BOVAID EAR TAG
SANBAR
ENDAVEN LIQUID WILD OAT HERBICIDE
GREEN CROSS VAPONA INSECTICIDE PEN
SANEX JUNGLE POWER PRESSURIZED INSECT
REPELLENT
WILSON'S LIQUID SEVIN CARBARYL
INSECTICIDE
GREEN CROSS VAPONA YARD & PATIO FOGGING
SOLUTION
GUARD 'N PRIDE FRUIT TREE SPRAY
SPIKE 5 G HERBICIDE
HOE-GRASS 284 HERBICIDE EMULSIFIABLE
LIQUID
GARDENER'S WEED PREVENTER GRANULES
KILLEX WEED BAR
SANEX TURF-RITE PREMIUM WEED KILLER
ROYAL MH 60SG
ATROBAN INSECTICIDE EAR TAG
CO-OP BARN SPRAY & BACKRUBBER
SUTAZINE+ SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
VEGEKILL LIQUID WEED KILLER
LINURON 50W AGRICULTURAL HERBICIDE
EL 4 4 TERTIARY FORMULA 2,4-D
ENVIROBAC WP BIOLOGICAL INSECTICIDE
PFIZER ENVIROBAC ES
BUTO-PIP INSECTICIDE
SANEX CRABGRASS PREVENTER
FRIGATE AGRICULTURAL SURFACTANT
C-I-L BLACK FLY & MOSQUITO KILLER
AMIBEN DS CHLORAMBEN HERBICIDE
C-I-L FRUIT & GARDEN INSECT KILLER
RIVAL 500 E.C. EMULSIFIALBLE LIQUID
HERBICIDE
WILSON ROSE &
SANBAR R.T.U.
SPRAY
CERONE LODGING CONTROL FOR CEREALS
DISVAP FOGGING SOLUTION
CHIPMAN MOUSER BAIT STATION
ANCHOR
DISVAP INSECTICIDE CATTLE EAR TAG
AUSTIN INSECTICIDE CATTLE EAR TAG
WEED-AWAY PREMIUM THREE WAY TURF
HERBICIDE
FLOWER DUST
READY-TO-USE LIVESTOCK
570
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 3
2239
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
18868.
00
CHP
18879.
00
USB use
18895.
00
WIL
18899.
00
CHP
18911.
00
CHP
18933.
00
UNR
18935.
00
CHP
18942.
00
CGC
18948.
00
INT
18951.
,00
INT
18963.
,00
PLG
19146,
,00
YAP
19149.
,00
PEJ PEL
19171.
.00
CHP
19172.
.00
KEM
19235.
.00
CGC
19353,
.00
CGH
19375,
.00
KEM
19423,
.00
CPB
19424,
.00
RCR
19426,
.00
CGC
19465,
.00
CGC
19466,
.00
ABT ABC
19479,
.00
KEM
19480,
.00
KEM
19531,
.00
MBY
19606,
.00
ZOC ZOD
19667,
.00
KEM
19668.
.00
KEM
19715,
.00
PS F
19731,
.00
INT
19849,
.00
WIL
19914
.00
CGC
19928
.00
WIL
19956
.00
UNR
20005
.00
SAP
20006
.00
SAP
20007
.00
SAP
20072
.00
SAP
PESTICIDE
C-I-L TREE & GARDEN INSECT KILLER AMBUSH
20 MULE TEAM(R) TIM-BOR(R)
WILSON (LIQUID CONCENTRATE) SLUG & SNAIL
KILLER
C-I-L CHLORISECT SOIL & LAWN INSECT
KILLER E.G.
C-I-L ROSE & GARDEN FUNGICIDE
VITAVAX 200 PLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
C-I-L INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE LIQUID FOR
VEGETABLES
EVER-READY VEGETATION KILLER
CO-OP TRIMEX PREMIUM TURF HERBICIDE
LIQUID
CO-OP TRIMEX PREMIUM LAWN WEED KILLER
LIQUID
TRILLION LIQUID TURF HERBICIDE
CLEAN CROP COPPER SPRAY W.P. FUNGICIDE
PEACH NECTARINE LUSTR 274 WITH
FUNGICIDES
CYMBUSH 12.5% WP PYRETHROID INSECTICIDE
KEMSAN METHOXYCHLOR 24 0 EC INSECTICIDE
STOCKAI D EAR TAG
ECTIBAN INSECTICIDE TAPE
KS CIO HOUSEHOLD INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
ROACH PRUPE
ROACH DIE-IT
BAR-FOX
EASOUT TURF & ORNAMENTAL FUNGICIDE
VECTOBAC 2 00G COMMERCIAL
BORADUST INSECTICIDE FOR CONTROL OF
COCKROACHES IN HOMES
BORADUST INSECTICIDE (COMMERCIAL)
SEVIN XLR PLUS CARBARYL INSECTICIDE
PRECOR 5E FLEA GROWTH REGULATOR
KEMSAN BORADUST-M INSECTICIDE DUST
KEMSAN BORADUST-PLUS INSECTICIDE DUST
KILLMASTER II RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
CO-OP SEVIN LIQUID INSECTICIDE
WILSON SEED-TREAT FUNGICIDE DUST
GREEN CROSS DERITOX GARDEN GUARD EC
WILSON LIQUID ANT & GRUB KILLER
SLO-GRO 60SG PLANT GROWTH REGUALTOR
SANEX MAGGOT KILLER
SANEX DIAZINON 5G
SANEX EARWIG ANT & GRUB KILLER
SANEX SLUG KILLER PELLETS
571
2240
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE;
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
20087.
00
BAZ
20110.
00
MBY
20118.
00
ZOD
20193.
,00
DUQ
20216.
,00
CYC
20233.
.00
DUP PFF
20468.
.00
KEM
20475.
,00
MEM
20476.
.00
MEM
20550.
.00
IMT CGC
20552,
.00
ROH
20553.
.00
ROH
20600,
.00
BAZ
20688,
.00
CAX
20692,
.00
GRO
20746,
.00
SDL
20747,
.00
SDL
20748,
.00
SDL
20765,
.00
CGC
20766,
.00
CGC
20785,
.00
MBS GDR
20853,
.00
CGC
20862
.00
MOX
20863,
.00
MOX
20965,
.00
CHP
21028,
.00
MEM
PESTICIDE
POLYRAM DF WATER DISPERSABLE GRANULAR
ROVRAL GREEN FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
STARBAR EQUINE PREMIUM GOLDEN MALRIN FLY
BAIT (AGRICULTURAL)
LOROX DF HERBICIDE (DRY FLOWABLE)
GUARDIAN INSECTICIDE CATTLE EAR TAG
PFIZER CASORON G-2
DARKLING BEETLE DUST INSECTICIDE
AGRICULTURAL
MELNOR SPRAY GUARD 50% MALATHION
MELNOR SPRAY GUARD LIQUID INSECT SPRAY
DIAZINON 12.5%
GREEN CROSS SLUG TAPE
DITHANE F-4 5
DITHANE DG AGRICULTURAL FUNGICIDE
SUMITHION 50EC
AFOLAN F HERBICIDE
ORCHARD LIME SULPHUR
BUGCON EARWIG ELIMINATOR
BUGCON ANT & SPIDER KILLER
BUGCON ROACH DESTROYER
GREEN CROSS LIQUID ANT & GRUB KILLER
GREEN CROSS CINCH BUG & LAWN INSECT
KILLER
CORRY'S LIQUID SLUG & SNAIL CONTROL
METALDEHYDE 4%
GREEN CROSS LIQUID LEATHERJACKET KILLER
WRANGLER HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
LAREDO HERBICIDE (AGRICULTURAL)
C-I-L SPIDERBAN KILLS SPIDERS
MELNOR SPRAY GUARD FRUIT TREE & GARDEN
SPRAY
TOTAL:
909
572
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 3
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
2241
PESTICIDE
790208C SWIFT CANADIAN CO. LTD.
14 00 THE QUEENS WAY
TORONTO
ONTARIO M8Z 1S4
GOLDEN VIGORO AND
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
800278C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYS VILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS PROTURF FF II
14:3:3 WITH 15%
QUINTOZENE
800777C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYS VILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS LAWN DISEASE
PREVENTER WITH FERTILIZER
18:6:6
800799C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYS VILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS LAWN INSECT
CONTROL PLUS FERTILIZER
28:6:4
810904C
NITROCHEM LTD.
SUITE 800
MONTEAL
QUEBEC
H3À 1V4
NUTRITE 2:1:5 TURF
FERTILIZER WITH FUNGICIDE
841703
PLANT PRODUCTS CO. LTD.
314 ORENDA ROAD
BRAMALEA
ONTARIO L6T IGl
PLANT-PROD 0-0-6 WITH 15%
QUINTOZINE
850083C CAPO INDUSTRIES LTD.
12 00 CORPORATE DR.
BURLINGTON
ONTARIO L7L 5R6
GREENPOWER INSECTICIDE
AND FERTILIZER
573
2242
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 3
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
O. Reg. 163/90
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
860098C WILSON LABORATORIES INC.
3 6 HEAD STREET
DUNDAS
ONTARIO L9H 3H3
WILSON LIQUID FEED & BUG
AWAY 15-2-3 LAWN FOOD
860186C CIBA-GEIGY CANADA LTD.
68 60 CENTURY AVENUE
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5N 2W5
BASUDIN INSECTILIZER 5G
870055C SPRAY & GREEN FERT. INC.
P.O. BOX 3 60
ST. CESAIRE
QUEBEC JOL ITO
SPRAY & GREEN FERTILIZER
& INSECTICIDE
870151C RCR INT'L
2295 METROPOLE STREET
LONGUEUIL
QUEBEC J4G 1E5
STRATA
FERTILIZER/INSECTICIDE
15-3-3
871019C PLANT PRODUCTS CO. LTD.
314 ORENDA RD.
BRAMPTON
ONTARIO L6T IGl
PLANT PROD 3 2-4-9
TURFGARD
TOTAL: 12
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 5.
574
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2243
6. Schedule 4 to the Regulation, as remade by section 6 of Ontario Regulation 249/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
SCHEDULE: 4
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
283.00
DTC
869.00
WOB
1365.00
CHV
1451.00
FUB
1620.00
NOX
1686.00
CGC
2039.00
SAF
2525.00
REC
2528.00
REG
2994.00
CAA
3271.00
STQ CCN
3272.00
STQ CCN
3276.00
RAW
3758.00
NOX
3872.00
HAU
4305.00
SAF
5565.00
OSD
6234.00
JOH
6590.00
MAZ
6592.00
MAZ
6758.00
RAW
6944.00
WIL
7137.00
REC
7545.00
RAW
7668.00
ROR
7670.00
ROR
7704.00
HAU
7745.00
HAU
7762.00
REC
7857.00
ABE
7873.00
PGH
8078.00
CHH
8198.00
CAO
8376.00
HAU
8478.00
HAU
8718.00
POP
8719.00
DTC
8748.00
HAU
8784.00
HAU
PESTICIDE
DEE-TEE PARA DICHLOROBENZENE MOTH KILLER
MOTHKILLER CRYSTALS
ORTHO VOLCK OIL SPRAY
FULLER MOTH NUGGETS
NOXALL ANT DOOM POWDER
GREEN CROSS GARDEN GUARD INSECTICIDE
DUST
SANEX FLEA-X
RECOCHEM MOTH BALLS
PARA-ZENE MOTH CRYSTALS
CADILLAC MOTH CRYSTALS/ CRISTAUX CADILLAC
A MITES
STANLEY PERFUMED CRYSTALS KILLS CLOTHES
MOTHS
STANLEY MOTH CAKE KILLS CLOTHES MOTHS
RAWLEIGH MOTH CRYSTALS
NOXALL PROLIN RAT BAIT MEAL
HARTZ MY-T-MITE POWDER
SANEX RODENTKIL
PENTOX PRIMER SEALER WOOD PRESERVER
GREEN
RAID LIQUID INSECT SPRAY
CRISTAUX ANTIMITES DESODORISANTS
BOULES A MITES MARC-0
RAWLEIGH 'S PERFUMED DEOD & MOTH BLOCKS
WILSON'S WARFARIN PE RAT & MOUSE KILLER
NERO INSECT REPELLENT SOLUTION
RAWLEIGH ROACH & ANT KILLER
ROZ TOX WOOD ROPE FABRIC PRESERVATIVE
GREEN
ROZ TOX WOOD ROPE & FABRIC PRESERVATIVE
CLEAR
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LUSTER BATH FOR DOGS
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA POWDER FOR CATS
RECORD RAT & MOUSE BAIT
WACO DIA ONE INSECTICIDE SPRAY
MUSKOL INSECT REPELLENT
BAYTEX ORNAMENTAL INSECTICIDE
BULLDOG GRIP WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LUSTER BATH FOR CATS
ITCH-STOP DOG LOTION
POULIN'S PROLIN RAT & MOUSE POISON
CERTIFIED CITRONELLA OIL INSECT
REPELLENT
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK SPRAY FOR CATS
HARTZ 2 IN 1 DOG FLEA & TICK SPRAY FOR
DOGS
575
2244
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE: 4
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
8834.
,00
HAU
9021.
,00
HAC
9154.
,00
AMW AMZ
9162.
,00
GAP
9167.
,00
CGC
9189.
.00
NOX
9203.
,00
JOH
9221.
.00
WIL
9228.
.00
WOB
9572.
,00
CHH
9573.
.00
CHH
9601.
.00
INT
9626.
,00
HAU
9676.
.00
CHH
9749.
.00
JOH
9749.
.01
CBE
9754.
.00
JOH
9756.
,00
LIO COF
9780.
,00
BOY
9930.
.00
PEV
10153.
.00
HAU
10154.
,00
HAU
10165.
.00
SAP
10209.
.00
HAC
10311.
.00
BOY
10371.
.00
NOX
10377.
.00
PLB OGI
10403.
.00
HAC
10415.
.00
INT
10438,
.00
INT
10448,
.00
WIL
10489,
.00
CAI
10490,
.00
CAI
10521,
.00
CGC
10565,
.00
CHP
10568,
.00
CHP
10591,
.00
BOY
10611,
.00
PLB OGI
10652,
.00
CGC
10713,
.00
CHP CCN
10781,
.00
REC
HARTZ DOG FLEA POWDER
HAGEN BIRD BATH FOR CAGED BIRDS
AMWAY D-15 INSECT REPELLENT INSECTIFUGE
MIROL SHAMPOO FOR DOGS
ANT KILLER LIQUID
CAT & DOG FLEA POWDER
OFF! PRESSURIZED INSECT REPELLENT
WILSON DORMANT OIL SPRAY INSECTICIDE
INSECT-0-STRIP
BAYGON RESIDUAL HOUSEHOLD INSECT SPRAY
BAYGON HOUSEHOLD INSECT RESIDUAL
PRESSURIZED SPRAY
CO-OP INSECT REPELLENT
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA SOAP FOR DOGS
BAYTEX 1% GRANULAR RESIDUAL MOSQUITO
LARVICIDE
RAID HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
MASTERCRAFT HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
RAID YARD FOGGER
LION BRAND MOSQUITO COILS
BLACK FLAG HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
FLY SCREEN
HARTZ INDOOR NO
HARTZ OUTDOOR NO
SANEX 1% DIAZINON
UNIVERSAL SHOWER BATH FOR HAMSTERS &
GERBILS
BLACK FLAG ANT & ROACH KILLER
SCAT'S OFF CAT & DOG REPELLENT
SCENT-OFF TWIST-ONS
HAGEN INDOOR REPELLENT FOR CATS
CO-OP FLY & MOSQUITO KILLER INDOOR
OUTDOOR
CO-OP FLY KILL SPACE SPRAY
WILSON'S REPELL DOG & CAT REPELLENT
D & L FLEA AND TICK POWDER
D & L FLEA AND TICK SPRAY
WARFARIN RAT BAIT
C-I-L ROSE DUST INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
C-i-L GARDEN DUST INSECTICIDE-FUNGICIDE
BLACK FLAG RESIDUAL BUG KILLER
SCENT-OFF PELLETS DOG & CAT TRAINING AID
DOG & CAT REPELLENT
C-I-L HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT KILLER
RECOCHEM COPPER II GREEN WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
576
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 4
2245
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
10790.
.00
FUB
10862,
.00
BAX
10865,
.00
CGC
10871,
.00
RBN
10872,
.00
RBN
10888,
.00
CHH
10921,
.00
CGC
10946,
.00
WIL
10967,
.00
RBN
11004,
.00
JOH
11171,
.00
NOX
11172,
.00
NOX
11193,
.00
JOH
11204,
.00
JOH
11219,
.00
REC
11368,
.00
SUE
11383,
.00
WIL
11384,
,00
WIL
11419,
,00
PHY HUB
11430,
.00
REC
11453,
.00
REC
11454.
.00
REC
11471.
,00
CGC
11481.
,00
JOH
11727.
,00
PIC LEE
11839.
,00
BOY
11841.
,00
TRO
12054.
,00
HAU
12226.
,00
CGC
12312.
,00
ZOC ZOD
12346.
,00
AMW AMZ
12401.
,00
NOZ
12402.
.00
NOZ
12476.
.00
CHP CCN
12591.
.00
CGC
12670.
.00
CHP
12673.
.00
CHP
12782.
.00
WIL
12788.
.00
INT
12859.
,00
WIL
12889.
.00
DIV
12945.
.00
REC
PESTICIDE
FULLER REPEL-GEL
PARA-S BOMB
GREEN CROSS CREEPY CRAWLY LIQUID
HOUSEHOLD SPRAY
SERGEANT'S CAT FLEA POWDER
SERGEANT'S FLEA SHAMPOO FOR DOGS
BAYTEX 0.5% READY-TO-USE INSECTICIDE
GREEN CROSS DOG & CAT OUTDOOR REPELLENT
WILSON'S ROSE & FLOWER SPRAY
SERGEANT'S FLEA & TICK POWDER
OFF! INSECT REPELLENT
NOXALL PRESSURIZED CAT & DOG FLEA & TICK
PUMP SPRAY
NOXALL DOG FLEA SHAMPOO
RAID MOSQUITO COILS
RAID WASP & HORNET KILLER
"Z" INSECT REPELLENT SOLUTION
ANTI-MITES AU CEDRE
WILSON'S ANT & ROACH SPRAY
WILSON'S WASP & HORNET SPRAY
VETZYME JDS INSECTICIDAL DOG SHAMPOO
CANADIAN TIRE INSECT REPELLENT
MASTERCRAFT MOTH BALLS
MASTERCRAFT MOTH CRYSTALS
TAT ANT TRAP
RAID ANT COCKROACH & EARWIG KILLER
PIC MOSQUITO COIL A-50
BLACK FLAG FLYING INSECT KILLER
TROJAN TRO -PELL TRL-455
LONGLIFE ALGI-STOP
GCP PRUNING PAINT
STARBAR 4 -MONTH INSECT STRIP
AMWAY QUICK KILLING BUG SPRAY
INSECTICIDE
NOXEMA INSECT REPELLENT LOTION
NOXEMA TAN & GUARD LOTION
C-I-L FLOWER & GARDEN INSECT KILLER
SWAT INSECT STRIP (FORMERLY: NO-SRIP
PEST)
CHIPMAN PRUNING SPRAY
C-I-L DOG & CAT REPELLENT
WILSON PRUNING PAINT
VAPOR FLY STRIP INSECTICIDE
WILSON'S SPOT WEED
NUMBER'S UP INSECT KILLER
NERO INSECT REPELLENT
577
2246
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 4
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO. TRANT AGENT
12955.
.00
CHP
13003.
,00
UCB
13028.
,00
HAC
13029.
,00
HAC
13030.
.00
HAC
13055.
,00
ZOC ZOD
13086,
,00
SAF
13171.
.00
CHP
13179,
.00
WIL
13183,
.00
WIL
13252,
.00
JOH
13253,
.00
JOH
13266,
.00
HAU
13333,
.00
BUX
13457,
.00
HAU
13519,
.00
CHP
13552,
.00
JOH
13606,
.00
ZOC ZOD
13607.
.00
ZOC ZOD
13661,
.00
ZOC ZOD
13662,
.00
ZOC ZOD
13692,
.00
WIL
13850,
.00
YON
13922,
.00
FAR GIS
13978,
.00
RAW
13990,
.00
JOH
13993,
.00
FUB
14020,
.00
CGC
14057.
.00
WIL
14059.
.00
HAU
14116.
.00
WIL
14119.
.00
GHC
14121.
.00
GHC
14152.
,00
CGC
14153.
.00
RAW
14219.
,00
WIL
14242.
,00
REC
14285.
.00
HAC
14292.
,00
STL
14293.
,00
STL
PESTICIDE
C-I-L INSECTICIDE STRIP
TRE-HOLD SPRAY PAINT
HAGEN FLEA KILLER FOR CATS
HAGEN OUTDOOR REPELLENT FOR DOGS & CATS
HAGEN INDOOR REPELLENT FOR DOGS
VAPORETTE FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR DOGS
SANEX MOXY INSECT KILLER
CHIPMAN DOG & CAT REPELLENT
WILSON'S HOUSE PLANT INSECT KILLER
WILSON'S JET HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT
KILLER
DEEP WOODS FORMULA OFF INSECT REPELLENT
LOTION
DEEP WOODS PRESSURIZED SPRAY INSECT
REPELLENT
HARTZ 2 IN 1 CAT COLLAR
RAT & MOUSE CONTROL
HARTZ 2 IN 1 DOG COLLAR
C-I-L KERIGARD HOUSEPLANT INSECTICIDE
RAID INSECT STRIP
VAPORETTE FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
VAPORETTE FLEA COLLAR FOR CATS
VET-KEM FLEA COLLAR FOR CATS
VET-KEM FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
WILSON HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
ABSORBINE SUPERSHIELD FLY REPELLENT &
INSECTICIDE
SWAT FLY REPELLENT CREAM
FLEA fie TICK SHAMPOO BY MR. GROOM
OFF! INSECT REPELLENT TOWELETTES
FULLER BRUSH MOTH PROOFER
CREEPY CRAWLY
WILSON'S 1% DIAZINON ROACH & CRAWLING
INSECT DESTROYER
HARTZ 2 IN 1 RID FLEA DOG SHAMPOO
WILSON LIQUID ANTEX KILLS ANTS
WOODSOL GREEN PRESERVATIVE
WOODSOL CLEAR PRESERVATIVE
GREEN CROSS MOUSE BAIT
RAWLEIGH INSECT REPELLENT
WILSON'S DRIONE CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
POWDER
NERO MOSQUITO COILS
HAGEN FLEA S< TICK SHAMPOO FOR DOGS
6-12 PLUS INSECT REPELLENT STICK
6-12 PLUS INSECT REPELLENT SPRAY
578
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 4
2247
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
14294.
00
STL
14316.
00
s TO
14318.
00
CGC
14326.
00
WAL
14333.
00
AIG
14352.
00
WAL
14375.
00
CGC
14380.
00
BOY
14495.
,00
RAL
14514.
.00
JOH
14573.
,00
ZOC ZOD
14577.
,00
CHP
14605.
.00
CHP
14668.
,00
SFR
14681.
.00
MBY
14688,
.00
FLF ABS
14703,
.00
CHP
14762,
.00
CHP
14794,
.00
CGC
14811,
.00
AMW AMZ
14891,
.00
WOB
14919,
.00
HAU
14920,
.00
HAU
14921.
.00
HAU
14922.
.00
HAU
14928,
.00
RBN
14929,
.00
RBN
14950,
.00
CHP
14951,
.00
MBE
15076,
.00
SAF
15253,
.00
WIL
15337,
.00
JOH
15351,
.00
REC
15411,
.00
JOH
15433,
.00
JBL KCC
15550,
.00
CGC
15568.
.00
SAF
15569.
.00
HAU
PESTICIDE
6-12 PLUS INSECT REPELLENT LOTION
REPEX INSECT REPELLENT
GREEN CROSS TREE WOUND DRESSING
WATKINS INSECT REPELLENT LOTION
AIR GUARD INSECT REPELLENT BUSH STRENGTH
WATKINS HOUSE & FLOWER GARDEN
INSECTICIDE
S.W.A.T. YARD & PATIO FOGGER
BLACK FLAG ANT TRAPS WITH PROPOXUR
PURINA HOME & GARDEN SPRAY
RAID VEGETABLE GARDEN FOGGER
VET-KEM FLEA & TICK POWDER
C-I-L KERIGARD HOUSEPLANT INSECTICIDE
SPRAY
CHIPMAN WASP & HORNET KILLER
SAFER' S INSECTICIDAL SOAP CONCENTRATE
SERADIX ROOTING POWDER NO 3
FLORALIFE HOUSEPLANT INSECT SPRAY
C-I-L LIQUID ANT KILLER
C-I-L CRAWLING INSECT KILLER DUST
GREEN CROSS TOMATO SET
AMWAY D-15 INSECT REPELLENT TOWELETTE
MOTHKILLER MOTH BALLS
HARTZ REFLECTING 2 IN 1 PLUS COLLAR FOR
PUPPIES
HARTZ REFLECTING 2 IN 1 PLUS LONG
LASTING COLLAR FOR LARGE DOGS
HARTZ REFLECTING 2 IN 1 PLUS LONG
LASTING COLLAR FOR DOGS
HARTZ REFLECTING 2 IN 1 PLUS LONG
LASTING COLLAR FOR CATS
SERGEANT'S FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR DOGS
SERGEANT'S FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR CATS
C-I-L PRUNING PAINT
BRACO TREE DRESSING ASPHALT EMULSION
SANEX SKEETER BOMBS KILL MOSQUITO LARVAE
WILSON POTTED PLANT SOIL INSECTICIDE
DUST
RAID HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
RECORD 100 INSECT REPELLENT
RAID FLYING INSECT KILLER
BF-100 BLACK FLY REPELLENT
GREEN CROSS HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT
BLASTER
SANEX VAPO INSECT STRIP
HARTZ DOG FLEA SOAP
579
2248
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 4
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
15576.00
15577.00
15578.00
15579.00
15580.00
15656.00
15667.00
15693.00
15694.00
15695.00
15711.00
15713.00
15757.00
15766.00
15875.00
15883.00
15884.00
15892.00
15899.00
15936.00
15975.00
16056.00
16063.00
16088.00
16144.00
16152.00
16196.00
16214.00
16218.00
16219.00
16222.00
16247.00
16282.00
16283.00
16294.00
16341.00
16487.00
16496.00
16515.00
16516.00
16527.00
HAU
HAU
HAU
HAU
HAU
HAU
S TO
BOY
CGC
CGC
SAF
SAF
JOH
STQ CCN
FUB
RBN
RBN
WIL
FOF
ABE
LAT
SAF
JOH
BAX
FOF
JOL
JOH
LAT
LAT
LAT
BAX
PIC LEE
SAF
JOH
CGC
JOH
PIC LEE
INT
WIL
WIL
HAC
HARTZ DOG FLEA & TICK SPRAY
HARTZ CAT FLEA & TICK SPRAY
HARTZ 2 IN 1 RID FLEA DOG SHAMPOO
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LUSTER BATH FOR DOGS
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LUSTER BATH FOR CATS
HARTZ BIRD DEFENDER
REPEX INSECT REPELLENT
BLACK FLAG TRIPLE ACTION BUG KILLER
SOREXA SUPER MOUSE BAIT
SOREXA CR-2 SUPER MOUSE & RAT BAIT
SANEX MOXY PLUS INSECT KILLER
SANEX D-PEST INSECT KILLER
RAID MOTH PROOFER
STANLEY HOUSE & GARDEN SPRAY
FULLER BRUSH INDOOR-OUTDOOR INSECTICIDE
SERGEANT'S PUMP CAT FLEA & TICK SPRAY
SERGEANT'S DOG FLEA & TICK PUMP SPRAY
WILSON'S POTTED PLANT INSECT SPRAY
FOSSIL FLOWER NATURAL BUG KILLER FOR
VEGETABLES
WACO BUGKILL AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
LATER' S TOMATO FRUIT SET SPRAY
SANEX JUNGLE POWER INSECT REPELLENT
RAID FLYING INSECT BUG KILLER
SENDRAN INSECTICIDE SHAMPOO
FOSSIL FLOWER BUG KILLER FOR PETS
SUREKILLER
RAID WEED KILLER
LATER' S LIQUID ANT KILLER
LATER' S LATHRIN CONCENTRATE (1 TO 3)
INSECTICIDE
LATER' S GROW 'N' CARE HOUSE PLANT INSECT
KILLER R.T.U.
SENDRAN TICK & FLEA DAB-ON
PIC X-100 INSECT REPELLENT
SANEX PRO
DEEP WOODS LIQUID INSECT REPELLENT
DERITOX
RAID MOSQUITO COILS
PIC ANT TRAP
CO-OP ANT & ROACH RESIDUAL SPRAY
PRESSURIZED SPRAY
WILSON'S ROOTS ROOT STIMULTOR/FUNGICIDE
FOR CUTTINGS
WILSON'S FRUIT SET
HAGEN FLEA COLLAR FOR DOGS
580
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 4
2249
REGIS-
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGEN'
16528,
.00
HAC
16529,
.00
HAC
16533,
.00
WIL
16535,
.00
HAC
16546,
.00
WIN
16553.
,00
ADV
16561.
.00
SFR
16600.
,00
LAT
16606.
.00
FOF
16607.
,00
FOF
16673.
,00
HAU
16699.
,00
SAF
16700.
,00
SAF
16701.
,00
ZOD
16709.
.00
BOY
16765.
,00
CHP CCN
16773,
.00
CHP CCN
16774,
.00
MBE
16782,
.00
CHP
16832,
.00
JOH
16851,
.00
SAF
16859,
.00
CSM
16888,
.00
MBE
16973,
.00
SAF
17033,
.00
HAC
17038,
.00
BOY
17049,
.00
INT
17055,
.00
REC
17103,
.00
SFR
17122,
.00
CGC
17151,
.00
WIL
17152,
.00
LEO ABS
17194,
.00
BOY
17195,
.00
PIC LEE
17267,
.00
HAC
17268,
.00
HAC
17315,
.00
AVM
17316,
.00
QUA
PESTICIDE
HAGEN FLEA COLLAR FOR LARGE DOGS
HAGEN FLEA COLLAR FOR CATS
WILSON'S CUTWORM & SOWBUG BAIT
HAGEN FLEA COLLAR FOR PUPPIES
VETATIX INSECTICIDAL SHAMPOO FOR DOGS &
CATS
ADVANCE QUAT
SAFER' S SOAP NATURAL INSECTICIDE FOR
HOUSEPLANTS
LATER' S DIPHA-TOX RAT & MOUSE KILLER
BAIT
FOSSIL FLOWER INSECTICIDAL SOAP
(CONCENTRATE)
FOSSIL FLOWER INSECTICIDAL SOAP
(SOLUTION)
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK POWDER FOR DOGS
BROMONE RODENTICIDE PELLETS
BROMONE RODENTICIDE MEAL BAIT
VAPORETTE MOUSE KILLER MEAL
BLACK FLAG OUTDOOR FOGGER
KERIGARD INSECTICIDE/FUNGICIDE
PRESSURIZED SPRAY
C-I-L ANT & CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
FORMISOL ANT & CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
C-I-L SOLGARD ANT & GRUB KILLER DUST
RAID CRACK & CREVICE ROACH FOAM
SANEX RESMEN PRESSURIZED SPRAY
INSECTICIDE 0.25%
BLACK FLAG MOSQUITO COILS
RIDSECT HOUSE & GARDEN PRESSURIZED SPRAY
SANEX HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
HAGEN BIRD GUARD .
BLACK FLAG NOOK & CRANNY BUG KILLER
CO-OP CANARY SEED MOUSE BAIT
RECOCHEM CEDAR SCENTED MOTH BALLS
SAFER' S DE-MOSS MOSS & ALGAE KILLER
GREEN CROSS HOUSE PLANT INSECTICIDE
WILSON ANT TRAP
TROPI GUARD II NEW
BLACK FLAG HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
PIC INSIDE/OUTSIDE BUG KILLER
INSECTICIDE
HAGEN FLEA & TICK POWDER FOR CATS
HAGEN FLEA & TICK POWDER FOR DOGS
COMMAND INSECTICIDE
MAGNA 2 INSECTICIDE
581
2250
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE : 4
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
17340.
.00
CHP
17341,
,00
SAP
17343,
,00
REC
17396,
,00
JOH
17398.
.00
CHP
17399,
.00
CHP
17400,
.00
ZOD
17435,
.00
PUG
17492,
.00
BOY
17522,
.00
RBN
17523,
.00
REN
17538,
.00
SAF
17539,
.00
JOH
17546,
.00
WIL
17556,
.00
SAF
17674,
.00
ZOC ZOD
17763,
.00
SUF
17764.
.00
QHP CCN
17775.
,00
PUG
17783.
.00
BOY
17798.
.00
WIL
17799.
.00
WIL
17834.
.00
SHP CCN
17836,
.00
WOL
17956.
.00
BOY
17957.
.00
BOY
17959,
.00
HAU
17960,
.00
HAU
17961,
.00
HAU
18014.
.00
WIL
18074,
.00
PUG
18087,
.00
LAT
18108,
.00
HAU
18109.
.00
HAU
18111,
.00
SAF
18116,
.00
WIL
18116,
.01
JOH
18117,
.00
WIL
18117,
.01
JOH
18153,
.00
SAF
18252,
.00
SAF
18289,
.00
CGC
PESTICIDE
CHIPMAN SOLGARD CUTWORM AND MAGGOT
KILLER GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
JUNGLE POWER INSECT REPELLENT
LIQUID ANT KILLER
RAID ANT TERMINALS
C-I-L FLORAL INSECT KILLER READY-TO-USE
C-I-L VEGETABLE INSECT KILLER
VET-KEM FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO
PARASECT INSECT REPELLENT
BLACK FLAG VAPONA NO-PEST STRIP
SERGEANT'S DOG FLEA SPRAY
SERGEANT'S CAT FLEA SPRAY
SANEX 5% SEVIN DUST INSECTICIDE
RAID GYPSY MOTH & CATERPILLAR KILLER
GARDEN SULPHUR FUNGICIDE/MITICIDE
SANEX DORMANT OIL
VET-KEM FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR CATS
HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
QUALITY PLUS HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
SMASH HOUSE AND GARDEN INSECTICIDE
BLACK FLAG TENT CATERPILLAR KILLER
WILSON'S ANT & GRUB KILLER DUST
WILSON'S SUPER ROACH DESTROYER
HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
WOOLCREST HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
COMBAT INSECT REPELLENT
COMBAT LIQUID INSECT REPELLENT
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK POWDER FOR CATS
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK SPRAY FOR DOGS
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK SPRAY FOR CATS
WILSON LAWN WEED KILLER
SMASH IV HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
LATER' S WEED-B-GON WEED KILLER
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LONG LASTING COLLAR FOR
DOGS
HARTZ 2 IN 1 LONG LASTING COLLAR FOR
CATS
VET TEK FLEA SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER
WILSON VEGETABLE GARDEN SPRAY
READY-TO-USE
RAID TOMATO & VEGETABLE SPRAY
WILSON FLOWER GARDEN SPRAY
RAID FLOWER GARDEN SPRAY
JUNGLE POWER FOAM INSECT REPELLENT
WASP & HORNET KILLER PRESSURIZED SPRAY
GREEN CROSS EVER-READY ROSE & FLOWER
INSECT SPRAY
582
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 4
2251
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
18290.
00
CGC
18295.
.00
CGC
18303.
,00
SAF
18332.
,00
CHP
18349.
,00
CGC
18355.
,00
SFR
18356.
,00
SFR
18383.
,00
CHP
18397.
.00
TOM
CCN
18402.
,00
TOM
CCN
18403.
,00
TOM
CCN
18404.
,00
TOM
CCN
18423.
,00
APA
18444.
,00
ZOD
18445.
,00
BOY
18449.
,00
JOH
18474.
,00
INT
18475.
,00
INT
18476.
,00
CGC
18494.
.00
JOL
18499.
.00
HOH
ROT
18505.
.00
ZOC
ZOD
18506.
.00
ZOC
ZOD
18511.
.00
ZOC
ZOD
18512,
.00
ZOC
ZOD
18517.
.00
WOL
18518,
.00
WOL
18552,
,00
PIC
LEE
18637,
.00
SUF
18661,
.00
CHZ
18687,
.00
FOF
18696
.00
SUF
18697
.00
SUF
18707
.00
SAF
18708
.00
SFR
PESTICIDE
GREEN CROSS EVER-READY TOMATO &
VEGETABLE INSECT SPRAY
GREEN CROSS EVER-READY KILLEX
READY-TO-USE SPOT WEEDER
CABBAGE DUST INSECTICIDE
C-I-L CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
READY-TO-USE
GREEN CROSS CREEPY CRAWLY
SAFER' S SOAP NATURAL INSECTICIDE FOR
ROSES & FLOWERS R.T.U.
SAFER' S NATURAL AFRICAN VIOLET
INSECTICIDE
C-I-L SPOT WEEDER READY-TO-USE
TOMLYN FLEA, TICK & LICE SHAMPOO
TOMLYN DAILY PROTECTION PEST SPRAY (FOR
CATS & KITTENS)
TOMLYN DAILY PROTECTION PEST SPRAY (FOR
DOGS & PUPPIES)
TOMLYN LICE & MITE SPRAY (FOR PET BIRDS)
APAVAP SPRAY
FLEA & TICK PUMP SPRAY
BLACK FLAG TOMATO & VEGETABLE GARDEN
FOGGER
RAID LIQUID ANT KILLER
CO-OP TOMATO & VEGETABLE INSECT CONTROL
CO-OP ROSE & ORNAMENTAL INSECT CONTROL
GREEN CROSS INSECTIPEN
INSTANT SUREKILLER
RIVER TRAIL LIQUID INSECT REPELLENT
INTEGRAL BUCKLE FLEA & TICK COLLAR
BREAK-AWAY FLEA & TICK COLLAR FOR CATS
VET-KEM INTEGRAL BUCKLE FLEA COLLAR FOR
DOGS
VET-KEM BREAK-AWAY FLEA COLLAR FOR CATS
WOOLCREST ANT & ROACH KILLER
WOOLCREST HORNET & WASP KILLER
PIC LIQUID ANT KILLER
READY-TO-USE SPOT WEEDKILLER
COGHLAN'S MOSQUITO COILS
FOSSIL FLOWER BUG KILLER COCKROACH &
SILVERFISH
READY-TO-USE ROSE & FLOWER INSECT KILLER
TOMATO & VEGETABLE INSECT KILLER
SANEX JUNGLE POWER PRESSURIZED SPRAY
INSECT REPELLENT
SAFER' S NATURAL INSECTICIDE FOR FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
583
2252
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE;
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
18778.
,00
PGH
18801.
.00
CGC
18802.
.00
CGC
18839,
,00
SUE
18909.
.00
HAU
18910,
.00
HAU
18974,
.00
WIL
18976,
.00
VTR
CCN
18976,
.01
AMX
18992,
.00
WIL
18993,
.00
WIL
19005,
.00
CAA
19015,
.00
BOY
19016,
.00
BOY
19038,
.00
ZOD
19061,
.00
SFR
19107,
.00
DFT
19161,
.00
JOL
19194,
.00
DFT
19209,
.00
ZOD
19216,
.00
CMF
19228,
.00
WIL
19234.
.00
VTR
CCN
19234.
.01
AMX
19244.
.02
AMX
19250.
.00
RBN
CCN
19273.
,00
INT
19275.
,00
BOY
19283.
,00
KEM
CCN
19284.
.00
KEM
CCN
19294.
,00
ICC
CSN
19306.
,00
BOY
19307.
,00
BOY
19308.
,00
BOY
19324,
,00
VTR
CCN
19324.
,01
AMX
19390.
,00
JOL
19394.
,00
G DE
ONA
19437.
,00
SFR
19444.
,00
SFR
19445.
.00
SFR
19449.
.00
SFR
PESTICIDE
MUSKOL INSECT REPELLENT WITH SUNSCREEN
ANT & GRUB KILLER
CUTWORM DUST
READY-TO-USE INDOOR/OUTDOOR BUG KILLER
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK KILLER FOR CATS
HARTZ 2 IN 1 FLEA & TICK KILLER FOR DOGS
WILSON ROACH DESTROYER
CYCLE BREAKER I
BANDIT LONG ACTING FLEA SPRAY
WILSON PARAFFINIZED RAT & MOUSE BAIT
PELLETS
WILSON BAIT BLOCK RAT & MOUSE BAIT
TUE MITES BLOC PARFUME
BLACK FLAG WASP & HORNET KILLER
BLACK FLAG FLEA KILLER
VAPORETTE FLEA & TICK PUMP SPRAY
SAFER' S NATURAL GARDEN FUNGICIDE
THE ORIGINAL SKEETO-BAN JACKET OR PANTS
SUREKILLER GARDEN & HOUSE PLANT SPRAY
THE ORIGINAL SKEETO-BAN INSECT REPELLENT
VAPORETTE FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO
INSECTIGONE 100% NATURAL INSECT CONTROL
POWDER
WILSON EARWIG DESTROYER
CYCLE BREAKER 2
BANDIT LONG ACTING PREMISE SPRAY
FLY FOGGER
SERGEANT'S HOUSEHOLD FLEA KILLER SPRAY
CO-OP SUPER INDOOR/OUTDOOR BUG KILLER
COMBAT INSECT REPELLENT ROLL-ON
ATAK HORNET & WASP KILLER
ATAK ANT & ROACH KILLER
HOT FOOT BIRD REPELLANT
BLACK FLAG ANT & COCKROACH KILLER
BLACK FLAG HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
BLACK FLAG HOUSE & GARDEN BUG KILLER
CYCLE BREAKER 3
BANDIT LONG ACTING FLEA SPRAY
ANT KILLER
GREEN EARTH SOIL INSECTICIDE DUST
SAFER' S SOAP NATURAL INSECTICIDE FOR
FRUITS & VEGETABLE
SAFER' S NATURAL APHID & WHITEFLY KILLER
R.T.U.
SAFER' S NATURAL SPIDER MITE SPRAY R.T.U.
SAFER' S NATURAL APHID & WHITEFLY KILLER
CONCENTRATE
584
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 4
2253
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
19452.
00
JOL
CCN
19457.
00
JOL
19460.
,00
SFR
19464.
,00
ONA
WIL
19507.
.00
JOL
19526.
,00
CYC
19581.
,00
PIT
CCN
19587.
,00
BAX
CCN
19590.
.00
JOH
19607.
.00
SAF
19651,
.00
PUG
19683,
,00
BAX
CCN
19688,
.00
CHP
19730,
,00
JOH
19737,
,00
VTR
19737,
,01
AMX
19742,
.00
VTR
CCN
19742,
.01
AMX
19759,
.00
CHP
19769,
.00
WIL
19770,
.00
INT
CCN
19771,
.00
INT
CCN
19785,
.00
WIL
19816,
.00
CYC
19829,
.00
SFR
19856,
.00
KEM
19876,
,00
INT
CCN
19901.
.00
MOX
MOL
19902.
.00
MOX
MOL
19903.
.00
MOX
MOL
19904.
.00
MOX
MOL
19905.
.00
MOX
MOL
19906.
,00
MOX
MOL
19909.
.00
PGH
19915.
.00
CGC
19918.
.00
BOY
PESTICIDE
SUREKILLER CRAWLING INSECTICIDE II
BITE FREE INSECT REPELLENT
SAFER 'S FLEA & TICK SPRAY
GREEN EARTH R.T.U. HOUSEPLANT SPRAY
SUREKILLER FLEA TICK & LICE SPRAY FOR
PETS
MAXFORCE ROACH CONTROL SYSTEM
PESTISOL-R
PARA-PREMISE
RAID ANT ROACH & EARWIG BUG KILLER
VET-TEK MUSTANG INSECT REPELLENT
PUROGUARD R.K. 42 READY-TO-USE RESIDUAL
SPRAY
PARA MIST
C-I-L SOIL & LAWN INSECT DUST
DEEP WOODS PUMP SPRAY
CYCLE BREAKER 4 FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO
BANDIT FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO FOR DOGS &
CATS
CYCLE BREAKER 5
BANDIT DOG & CAT INSECTICIDE DIP
C-I-L EARWIG KILLER DUST
WILSON ANT & ROACH KILLER
CO-OP FLY & MOSQUITO KILLER
CO-OP CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
WILSON EARWIG 5e CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
IMPACT ROACH CONTROL SYSTEM
SAFER» S TOMATO & VEGETABLE INSECTICIDE
RTU
ATACK INDOOR INSECT KILLER
CO-OP TREE WOUND DRESSING PRESSURIZED
SPRAY
CLEAR-IT 1 NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
CLEAR-IT 2 NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
CLEAR-IT 3 NON-SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
SIDE-KICK #1 NON-SELECTIVE WEED & GRASS
KILLER
SIDE-KICK #2 NON-SELECTIVE WEED & GRASS
KILLER
SIDE-KICK #3 NON-SELECTIVE WEED & GRASS
KILLER
MUSKOL INSECT REPELLENT SPRAY
PRESSURIZED
GREEN CROSS EARWIG ELIMINATOR BAIT
BLACK FLAG ANT & COCKROACH KILLER (WATER
BASED)
585
2254
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE : 4
REGIS-
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
19929.
,00
S PR
19953.
,00
BOY
19973.
,00
CCX
CCN
20070.
,00
CGC
20117.
,00
BOY
20194.
,00
FUB
20198.
.00
SUX
CCN
20203.
,00
S PR
20230,
.00
RBN
20234.
.00
BOY
20235.
.00
BOY
20378.
.00
WIL
20440,
.00
BOY
20445,
.00
MOX
MOL
20446,
.00
MOX
MOL
20460,
.00
WIL
20503,
.00
S PR
20504.
.00
S PR
20561,
.00
SPR
SPA
20562,
.00
S PR
SPA
20563,
.00
SPR
SPA
20564,
.00
SPR
SPA
20773,
.00
JOH
20778,
.00
AIG
20783,
,00
AIG
20848,
.00
SPR
20854.
.00
BOY
20918.
.00
ZOD
PESTICIDE
SAFER' S NATURAL ROSE & FLOWER INSECTIDE
BLACK FLAG ANT & EARWIG KILLER
PLY-OFF INSECT REPELLENT
GREEN CROSS EARWIG ELIMINATOR
PRESSURIZED SPRAY
BLACK FLAG ROACH CONTROL SYSTEM
HOUSE & GARDEN #1012 INDOOR/ OUTDOOR
INSECTICIDE DOMESTIC FORMULA
SUPER X HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
SAFER' S LIQUID ANT KILLER
SERGEANT'S CARPET PLEA KILLER SPRAY
COMBAT MOSQUITO REPELLENT STICK
BLACK FLAG ANT BAITS
WILSON EARWIG & ROACH KILLER
BLACK FLAG EXTRA STRENGTH LIQUID ANT
KILLER
ERASE EVER-READY (NON-SELECTIVE
HERBICIDE)
ERASE CONCENTRATED (NON-SELECTIVE
HERBICIDE)
WILSON FUNGUS GNAT KILLER
SAFER' S NATURAL EARWIG KILLER LIQUID
CONCENTRATE
SAFER' S NATURAL EARWIG KILLER R.T.U.
SAFER' S CATERPILLAR KILLER
SAFER' S CATERPILLAR KILLER
SAFER' S TROUNCE YARD & GARDEN
INSECTICIDE
SAFER' S TROUNCE YARD & GARDEN
INSECTICIDE
RAID ROACH & EARWIG TERMINALS
KONK INSECT KILLER
KONK TOO PLYING INSECT KILLER
SAFER' S ROACH & CRAWLING INSECT KILLER
(NATURAL)
BLACK FLAG INSECT STRIP
VET-KEM SIPHOTROL HOUSEHOLD PLEA SPRAY
TOTAL:
462
586
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 4
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
2255
REGISTRA-
TION NO.
UNDER
REGISTRANT
UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
800367A
CHIPMAN INC.
BOX 9100
STONEY CREEK
ONTARIO
L8G 3Z1
CHIPMAN KERIGROW ROOTING
POWDER
810972C SAFER' S AGRO CHEM. LTD.
455 MILNER AVE., UNIT 1
SCARBOROUGH
ONTARIO MIB 2K4
SAFER' S FEED N' GUARD
INSECTICIDAL SOAP
0.18:0.18:0.18
810973C SAFER' S AGRO CHEM. LTD.
455 MILNER AVE., UNIT 1
SCARBOROUGH
ONTARIO MIB 2K4
SAFER' S FEED N' GUARD
INSECTICIDAL SOAP
0.006:0.006:0.006
8413 05C FOSSIL FLOWER NAT. BUG CONTROL
1835 MEYERSIDE DR.
MISSISSAUGÀ
ONT L5T 1G4
FOSSIL FLOWER HOUSEPLANT
GROW & GUARD
8413 06C FOSSIL FLOWER NAT. BUG CONTROL
1835 MEYERSIDE DR.
MISSISSAUGA
ONT L5T 1G4
FOSSIL FLOWER ROSE &
FLOWER BUG KILLER & PLANT
FOOD
8413 07C FOSSIL FLOWER NAT. BUG CONTROL
1835 MEYERSIDE DR.
MISSISSAUGA
ONT L5T 1G4
FOSSIL FLOWER GARDEN BUG
KILLER & PLANT FOLIAR
FEED
841409
WILSON LABORATORIES INC.
3 6 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS
ONTARIO L9H 3H3
WILSON MOSS KILLER PLUS
PLANT FOOD
TOTAL: 7
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 6.
587
2256
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
7. Schedule 5 to the Regulation, as remade by section 7 of Ontario Regulation 249/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
SCHEDULE: 5
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT
AGENT
3891.
00
PLC
5710.
00
CHH
8106.
00
CHH
8740.
00
CHH
8779.
.00
PLG
9275.
,00
CHH
9519.
,00
CHH
10011.
,00
SHM
CGC
10101.
.00
CHH
10363.
,00
FMC
ARN
10392.
,00
CHH
10741.
.00
SHM
CGC
10828.
.00
CHH
10868.
.00
DUQ
11144.
.00
NOQ
JAK
12287.
.00
CHH
12347.
.00
MBY
12434.
.00
CHV
12556.
.00
VAR
13334.
.00
STF
CHP
13336.
.00
CGC
13956.
.00
PFF
14731.
.00
MBY
14777.
.00
MBY
14952.
.00
PFF
15082.
.00
PFF
15268.
.00
CYC
15645.
.00
MKA
16351.
.00
DEG
ABE
16412.
.00
CHP
17037.
.00
CYC
17419,
.00
CHH
17533.
.00
MKA
17878,
.00
CGC
17892,
.00
CGC
17894.
,00
CGC
17995.
.00
DUQ
20533.
,00
CYC
PESTICIDE
PLANTFUME 10 3 INSEC SMOKE FUM
SYSTOX SPRAY CONCENTRATE
GUTHION LIQUID SPRAY CONCENTRATE CROP
INSECTICIDE
DI-SYSTON LIQUID CONCENTRATE SYSTEMIC
INSECTICIDE
PLANT-FUME PARATHION SMOKE FUMIGATOR
DASANIT SPRAY CONCENTRATE
DI-SYSTON 15% GRANULAR INSECTICIDE
SHELL BIPLANE 2 5 WETTABLE POWDER
INSECTICIDE
GUTHION 50% WP CROP INSECTICIDE
FURADAN 4 80 FLOWABLE
SYSTOX 6 LIQUID CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE
BIPLANE 400EC
FURADAN 4 80 FLOWABLE SYSTEMIC
INSECTICIDE
LANNATE SP INSECTICIDE
CARZOL SP MITICIDE-INSECTICIDE SOLUBLE
POWDER
MONITOR 480 LIQUID INSECTICIDE
TEMIK lOG GRANULAR ALDICARB
ORTHO MONITOR 480
GUARDSMAN PARATHION 960 EC INSECTICIDE
DYFONATE 2 0-G SOIL INSECTICIDE
SUPRACIDE 250EC
PFIZER PARATHION 960
AQUA PARATHION 800-E
PARATHION 15W INSECTICIDE
PFIZER PARATHION 15 WP INSECTICIDE
PFIZER TERRAMYCIN TREE INJECTION FORMULA
COUNTER 15-G SOIL INSECTICIDE
AZINPHOS METHYL 50W
DEGESCH PHOSTOXIN COATED TABLETS FOR
CONTROL OF GROUNDHOGS
CHIPMAN APM 50W INSECTICIDE
COUNTER 5-G SOIL INSECTICIDE
AMAZE 720 EMULSIFIABLE INSECTICIDE
AZINPHOS METHYL 24 0 EC
PHOSDRIN LIQUID
BIPLANE 2 5WP
BIPLANE 4 00EC
VYDATE L INSECTICIDE/NEMATICIDE
CYGARD 15G SOIL INSECTICIDE
TOTAL: 38
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 7.
588
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2257
8. Schedule 6 to the Regulation, as remade by section 8 of Ontario Regulation 249/89, is revoked
and the following substituted:
SCHEDULE ;
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
106.00
WAL
646.00
RAW
780.00
GAP
840.00
WEP
873.00
BAT
1147.00
WOB
1268.00
SAP
1683.00
CGC
2039.00
SAP
2076.00
CGC
2286.00
CGC
2900.00
CBL
3141.00
CHP
3189.00
BAI
3416.00
ESL
3555.00
KIN
3639.00
TUC
3740.00
KEM
3836.00
WOB
3918.00
CHP
4103.00
LAT
4305.00
SAP
4627.00
INT
5140.00
INT
5293.00
LAT
5385.00
RER
5565.00
OSD
5663.00
INT
6063.00
YAP
6109.00
GAX
6159.00
VIT VIR
6325.00
LAT
6412.00
STO
6496.00
NOX
6525.00
RAW
6599.00
RER
6701.00
BRJ
6826.00
AVM
6840.00
CHP
6858.00
WAL
6957.00
PEN
PESTICIDE
WATKINS INSECT DUST
INSECT DUST
GARDO NO. 15 LOUSE POWDER
VAPOSECTOR LIQUID INSECTICIDE
MICROSCOPIC WETTABLE SULPHUR
1058 SUPERSECT LIQ SPACE & CONTACT INSEC
SANEX HIGH TEST INSECT SPRAY
LIVESTOCK LOUSE POWDER
SANEX FLEA-X
AGRICULTURAL WEEDKILLER NO.l
NEUTROL EMULSIFIABLE DORMANT SPRAY OIL
CARDICIDE OIL SOLUTION SPACE & CONTACT
INSECTICIDE
C-I-L GARDEN INSECT DUST ATOX
SUPER MICROSOL
ESSO WEED KILLER 350
KING ORGANIC INSECTICIDE DUST
WARFARIN BAIT PAKS (PELLETS)
DED-RAT WARFARIN RODENTICIDE BAIT
MICROSECT INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
MICROFINE SULPHUR 92 FUNGICIDE
LATER» S ROTENONE GARDEN DUST
SANEX RODENTKIL
CO-OP FARM BUILDING SPRAY
CO-OP GARDEN INSECT DUST
LATER' S GARDEN SULPHUR FUNGICIDE
STOP-PEST PESTICIDES MICE & RAT
DESTROYER
PENTOX PRIMER SEALER WOOD PRESERVER
GREEN
CO-OP LOUSE POWDER
CLEAN CROP WARBLE FLY WASH WP
INSECTICIDE
GARDEX INDUSTRIAL INSECTICIDE 50-7
VIRCHEM TWENTY-THREE
LATER' S DORMANT OIL SPRAY
REPEX BRAND INSECT REPELLENT
FLEA NEK-TYE FOR DOGS
RAWLEIGH RAT & MOUSE KILLER
STOP PEST RODENT DESTROYER
POISON RATS & SOURIS BRISSON
MOTH KILLER & DEODORANT
CHIPMAN GRAIN PROTECTANT
WATKINS FRENCH LILAC & SPRING ROSE
DEODORANT BLOCKS
PESTROY READY MIXED WARFARIN
589
2258
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE;
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
7146.
,00
WOB
7172.
,00
SAF
7222.
,00
WIL
7549.
,00
VIT VIR
7652.
,00
CGC
7668.
,00
ROR
7670.
,00
ROR
7681.
,00
ALT
7708.
,00
ENI
7710.
,00
ENI
7720.
.00
CBE
7857.
.00
ABE
7902.
.00
CBL
7947,
.00
ABE
8134,
.00
WEP
8198,
.00
CAO
8214,
.00
CBL
8243,
.00
STF CHP
8403,
.00
ORM CCN
8484.
.00
SCO
8571,
.00
NAC
8639,
.00
ELS
8676,
.00
WIL
8679,
.00
CGC
8685,
.00
NAC
8718,
.00
POP
8744,
.00
WAL
8823,
.00
LAT
8825,
.00
GAP
9061,
.00
DOL
9081,
.00
CHP
9083,
.00
KVL
9144,
.00
YAP
9164,
.00
GAP
9166,
.00
GAP
9179,
.00
CHP
9222,
.00
CHP
9230,
.00
SAF
9328,
.00
LAT
G.H. WOOD INSECT KILLER
SANEX 10-1 FOOD PROCESSORS SPRAY
WILSON'S WARFARIN RAT & MOUSE KILLER
MEAL
VIRCHEM TWENTY-FOUR
GREEN CROSS BUG KILLER
ROZ TOX WOOD ROPE FABRIC PRESERVATIVE
GREEN
ROZ TOX WOOD ROPE & FABRIC PRESERVATIVE
CLEAR
CRYSTAUX PARADICHLOROBENZENE
ENSIGN 32 0 WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
ENSIGN 32 0 WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
MASTERCRAFT LIQUID WOOD/ROPE/FABRIC
PRESERVATIVE GREEN
WACO DIA ONE INSECTICIDE SPRAY
SPECIAL STOCK & DAIRY SPRAY SPACE &
CONTACT INSECTICIDE
WACO MAL-THANE FOGGING OIL
FLYBANE AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
BULLDOG GRIP WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
CARMILL SPACE & CONTACT INSECTICIDE
MAGNETIC 6 FLOWABLE SULPHUR
ORMOND TENOCIDE (FOR VETERINARY USE
ONLY)
MORT-AUX-RATS
DOUBLE-QUICK LIQUID INSECTICIDE SPRAY
INDUSTRIAL AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
WILSON'S PROLIN PE
TANTOO LIQ INSECT REPELLENT
PYRA-FOG 100 INSECT SPRAY
POULIN'S PROLIN RAT & MOUSE POISON
WATKINS RAT & MOUSE KILLER
LATER' S MOUSE & RAT KILLER BAIT
GARDO NO. 24-P PROLIN PELLETS
DOMINION DUSTING POWDER FOR VET USE ONLY
CHIPMAN SEVIN 5% INSECTICIDE DUST
SEVIN POULTRY & LIVESTOCK INSECT SPRAY
CLEAN CROP PYRETHRIN DUST FOR MUSHROOM
GROWERS
GARDO FLEA/ ITCH POWDER FOR DOGS
GARDO CAT FLEA POWDER
C-I-L DORMANT OIL E.C.
C-I-L RAT & MOUSE BAIT
SANEX PYRONIDE 5
LATER' S INDOOR PLANT INSECT KILLER SPRAY
590
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
2259
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
9371.
,00
GAX
9383.
,00
SAN
9413.
,00
GAP
9520.
,00
DIT
9542.
,00
BAT
9607.
.00
CHP
9628.
.00
ORM CCN
9686.
.00
TRO
9703.
,00
ORM
9783.
,00
COS
9812.
.00
SAN
9819.
.00
DEA
9820.
,00
DEA
9836.
.00
ABE
9857.
,00
STD
9868.
,00
ALT
9928.
.00
CAT
9947.
,00
SAP
9979.
,00
CGC
10043.
.00
CGH
10078.
.00
NAC
10079,
.00
GAX
10120,
.00
SAP
10124,
.00
LAT
10125,
.00
INP
10126,
.00
INP
10164,
.00
CBL
10165,
.00
SAP
10218,
.00
TRO
10238,
.00
CGC
10301,
.00
USB use
10315,
.00
SAN
10321,
.00
LAV
10328,
.00
ANI
10345,
.00
SAN
10375,
.00
PAR GIS
10381,
.00
CGC
PESTICIDE
GARDEX PYRETHRIN SPRAY 5-25
SANFAX ROACH & ANT KILLER
GARDO NO. 24-M PRO LIN MEAL
DIAZINON 2-D DUST INSECTICIDE
BARTLETT SUPERIOR 70 OIL AGRICULTURAL
INSECTICIDE
CHIPMAN SUPERIOR SPRAY OIL 70
ORMOND KENNEL SPRAY FOR VETERINARY USE
ONLY
TRL-11 LIQUID INSECTICIDE SPRAY
PLEA SHAMPOO FOR VETERINARY USE
COPELAND INSECT SPACE & CONTACT SPRAY
SANFAX SUPER INSECTICIDE
DEANCO TIMBERGARD CLEAR WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
DEANCO TIMBERGARD GREEN WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
WACO TOSS IT PYRETHRUM FORMULA TO KILL
MOSQUITO LARVAE
STAN-CHEM POTATO-GARD DISINFECTANT
LIQUID
CHASSE INSECTES INSECT REPELLENT
KLUNK AE INSECT KILLER
SANEX DYNA-FOG M-L LIQ INSEC
ANT ROACH & SPIDER BLASTER
DRI-KILL
SQUAD PRESSURIZED SPRAY INSECTICIDE
GARDEX RODENT BAIT BLOCKS
SANEX PYRONIDE 3 3
LATER' S LOUSE POWDER ORGANIC INSEC
RANCH TONE WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
RANCH TONE WOOD PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
CARDEL MALATHION - 2% BACK-RUBBER INSEC
SANEX 1% DIAZINON
TRL-158 FOG-SECT LIQUID FOGGING
INSECTICIDE
HORNET & WASP BLASTER
BIOBOR(R) JF FUEL FUNGICIDE
SANFAX SUPER FOG LIQUID INSECTICIDE
DURO-TEC WOOD PRESERVATIVE LIQUID GREEN
545-277
HALT DOG REPELLENT
SANFAX SUPER INSECTICIDE CONCENTRATE
FARNAM WIPE LIQ WIPE-ON FLY REPELLENT
SUPREME 70 SPRAY OIL EMULSIPIABLE
INSECTICIDE
591
2260
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
10389
.00
DIT
10409
.00
FAR GIS
10434
.00
RAL
10443
.00
PLG
10539
.00
CAI
10551
.00
ORM
10576,
.00
CHH
10591,
.00
BOY
10645,
.00
INT
10709,
.00
KIN
10723,
.00
CAY
10802,
.00
TRO
10803,
.00
COS
10814,
.00
DIT
10836,
.00
DIT
10843,
.00
KEM
10844,
.00
CAY
10845.
.00
CAY
10863.
.00
BAX
10878.
.00
UNR
10881.
.00
KEM
10883.
.00
DIT
10917.
.00
TRO
10923.
,00
KEM
10994.
,00
MIF
10996.
,00
CGC
11035,
,00
AVM
11046.
,00
DIT
11058.
,00
MIF
11068.
.00
DUC
11073.
,00
CGC
11081.
,00
WEP
11085.
,00
KEM
11090.
00
LAT
11124.
00
TRO
11133.
00
FAR GIS
11140.
00
NAC
11164.
00
INT
11165.
00
SAF
11215.
00
ZOC ZOD
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDE
PYRATEX lOlE MILL SPRAY CONCENTRATE
FARNAM FLYS-AWAY REPELLENT STICK
PURINA RUB-ON EMULSION HORSE INSECTICIDE
PLANT PRODUCTS DORMANT OIL
SHUR-GAIN RAT KILL BAIT CONTAINING
WARFARIN
LIQUACIDE FLEA KILLER DEODORANT SPRAY
BAYGON 1% RESIDUAL SPRAY INSECTICIDE
BLACK FLAG RESIDUAL BUG KILLER
CO-OP BUG KILLER INSECTICIDE
KING BUG KILLER DUST
ZEP FORMULA 60 SPACE & CONTACT INSECT
SPRAY
TRL-80 MAG-0-BAN RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
SPRAY
COPELAND HI -PRESSURE FUMIGATOR
PYRATEX 525 SPACE & CONTACT INSECTICIDE
PYRATEX TOP TEST INSECT SPRAY
RID PRESSURIZED INSECTICIDE
ZEP 10-X RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
ZEPOSECTOR DUAL SYNERGIST INSECTICIDE
FLEATOL INSECTICIDAL SHAMPOO (FOR DOGS &
CATS)
HRC LIQUID SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE FOR RUST
ON CARNATIONS
DED-RAT DIPHACINONE RODENTICIDE BAIT
SULFARIN PELLETS RAT & MOUSE KILLER
TROJAN TRB 591
RIDDEX P-100 MUSHROOM HOUSE INSECTICIDE
BAY-0-CIDE RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SOLUTION
GCP DORMANT OIL SPRAY
MAGNA II
DIAZINON 1 INSECTICIDE SOLUTION
MILL-0-CIDE 3 00 CONTACT INSECTICIDE
MR. BIBITE
GREEN CROSS FLY BLASTER
WEST FOG LIQUID INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX B-1 RESIDUAL SPRAY
LATER' S SEVIN GARDEN DUST
TRB-571 WASP & HORNET SPRAY
HORSE LICE DUSTER
SWAT SPRAY INSECT REPELLENT
CO-OP WARFARIN RAT KILLER PELLETS
SANEX SANIMATIC FLY KILLER (FOR USE IN
METERED DISPENSER)
VET-KEM KEMIC PET SPRAY
592
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 6
2261
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
11223.
00
YAP
11260.
00
WEP
11290.
00
ZOC ZOD
11292.
,00
CMS
11309.
,00
SAN
11317.
,00
GAX
11320.
,00
PPC
11327.
,00
CGC
11328.
,00
BEN
11331.
,00
DOO
11332.
,00
DIS
11345.
.00
CBE
11352.
.00
WEP
11370,
.00
WEP
11408,
.00
ZOC ZOD
11416,
.00
TRO
11431,
.00
SAN
11492,
.00
KEM
11535,
.00
CER
11565,
.00
GAX
11580,
.00
MBY
11586,
.00
CHP
11593,
.00
NAC
11599,
.00
CHP
11609,
.00
INT
11670,
.00
HOK WDD
11737,
.00
KEK
11769,
.00
PFF
11777,
.00
BIE
11904.
.00
CHP
12017,
.00
BLL MAE
12037,
.00
ORM
12135.
.00
WIL
12225.
.00
PLG
12241,
.00
KEK
12242
.00
KEK
12294
.00
WAL
PESTICIDE
CLEAN CROP 4% MALATHION DUST
AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDE
RESIDOL-PLUS LIQUID INSECTICIDE RESIDUAL
SPRAY
THURON THERMOSET INSECT STRIP
DUAL SYNERGIST INSECTICIDE PRESSURIZED
SPRAY
SANFAX BUG OFF INSECT REPELLENT
GARDEX RATKILL
PET PRODUCTS COMPANY FLEA SHAMPOO
GREEN CROSS HOUSE & GARDEN INSECT
BLASTER
MOORWOOD WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
CCC WOOD PRESERVATIVE
WARFARIN DISPARAT RAT & MOUSE KILLER
MASTERCRAFT LIQUID WOOD/ROPE/ FABRIC
PRESERVATIVE CLEAR
PYROSECT LIQUID INSECTICIDE
AGRO-MIST I SPACE SPRAY
TRAX M RAT AND MOUSE BAIT
TRB-611 INSECT PRE THREEWAY CONTACT
INSECTICIDE
SANFAX BLAST-M INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX 5/2 5 ULV INSECTICIDE
CERTI-MIST SN SPACE & CONTACT
INSECTICIDE
GARDEX 1 BAYGON RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
ETHREL LIQUID PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
ATOX VEGETABLE DUST ROTENONE INSECTICIDE
KILZONE INSECTICIDE
CHIPMAN 5 SEVIN DUST
CO-OP WARFARIN RAT KILLER MEAL
RAMIK BROWN RODENTICIDE
QUICKCIDE FOOD/PLANT INSECTICIDE
CONCENTRATE 16219
PFIZER XA OIL CONCENTRATE
BIKOE'S DUAL SYNERGIST INSECTICIDE
ACTIVOL CONTAINS GIBBERELLIC ACID
RODENT CAKE
HEXAMITE FOR TREATMENT OF EAR MITES
WILSON'S SEVIN GARDEN DUST
A-REST
KEM KILL-B RESIDUAL SPRAY
QUIKCIDE CONCENTRATE
WATKINS QUALITY INSECT SRAY FOR USE ON
DAIRY CATTLE
593
2262
THE ONTTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE;
REGIS-
TRATION
NO.
REGIS-
TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
12314.00
12345.00
12375.00
12406.00
12428.00
12528.00
12585.00
12799.00
12984.00
13050.00
13059.00
13074.00
13167.00
13198.00
13360.00
13693.00
13766.00
13774.00
13784.00
13793.00
13884.00
13905.00
13906.00
13908.00
13911.00
13913.00
13930.00
13934.00
13949.00
13981.00
14048.00
14052.00
14057.00
14058.00
14119.00
14121.00
14203.00
14207.00
AMW AMZ
PEI ROU
OSD
SAP
WOB
RAL
LOR
APA
UAG
CGC
UNR
LAT
UCB
VIT
UAG
VIR
WIL
LOR
POP
POP
KEM
DIS
ELL MAE
ATC
FOF
MAE
SAJ
PEN
BLL
CHP
CHH
KEM
SAT
DUR
DUR
WIL
WIL
GHC
GHC
SAL
WHM BAB
AMWAY SPRAY ADJUVANT
SBP-1382 BIOALLETHRIN INSECTICIDE
PENTOX COP-R-NAP
R-BAR ROZOL PARAFFINIZED BAIT BARS
G.H. WOOD INSECTICIDE NO 3000 (FOR
METERED DISPENSER)
PURINA RAT CONTROL
LORRAIN RUB-ON LIQUID HORSE INSECTICIDE
APARAT
CLEAN CROP DIPHACIN MEAL RAT & MOUSE
CONTROL
EASOUT POTATO SEEDPIECE TREATMENT
MAINTAIN CF 125
LATER' S PYRETHRIN INSECTICIDE FOR HOME &
GARDEN
AMID-THIN W PLANT GROWTH REGULATOR
VIRCHEM V ONE AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
CLEAN CROP DIPHACIN LIQUID RAT & MOUSE
CONTROL
WILSON'S ROTENONE INSECT DUST
LORRAIN TUE - RAT - KILL
POULINS LIQUID INSECTICIDE COMMERCIAL
POULINS RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SOLUTION
RIDDEX DRIONE INSECTICIDE
DISVAP BUG KILLER
ERAZE RAT & MOUSE BAIT
ATPLUS 41 IF
FOSSIL FLOWER GRAIN & SEED STORAGE
ORGANIC BUG KILLER
PESTROY LIQUID RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
RODENT CAKE
C-I-L KERIGARD HOUSEPLANT SOIL
INSECTICIDE
BAYGON INSECTICIDE READY TO USE IN
THERMAL FOGGERS
RIDDEX BAY-FOG FOGGING INSECTICIDE
SANITIZED BRAND TG LIQUID
CREO-THANE WOOD PRESERVATIVE STAIN CLEAR
CREO-THANE WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
WILSON'S 1% DIAZINON ROACH & CRAWLING
INSECT DESTROYER
WILSON'S MOUSE TREAT
WOODSOL GREEN PRESERVATIVE
WOODSOL CLEAR PRESERVATIVE
BAR BAIT RAT & MOUSE KILLER
FLYS-OFF DAIRY INSECTICIDE
594
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
2263
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
14211.
,00
LAT
14227.
,00
RAL
14254.
,00
KEM
14265.
,00
KEM
14268.
,00
ZOC ZOD
14269.
,00
ZOC ZOD
14276.
,00
KEM
14303.
,00
CHP
14322.
,00
SAP
14355.
,00
KEM
14374.
.00
SAF
14379.
,00
POP
14399.
,00
POP
14431.
.00
FFA FFC
14444.
,00
DAB
14507.
.00
KEM
14508,
.00
KEM
14509,
.00
KEM
14538.
.00
KEM
14541,
.00
KEM
14569,
.00
BIE
14570,
.00
BIE
14589,
.00
ZOC ZOD
14599,
.00
CGC
14618,
.00
CAT
14622.
.00
INT
14625.
.00
QUA
14633.
.00
FFA FFC
14635.
.00
FFA FFC
14653.
.00
PFF
14665,
.00
KEM
14669,
.00
SFR
14670,
.00
ABE
14681,
.00
MBY
14693,
.00
WIL
14701,
.00
CGC
14713,
.00
MBY
14751,
.00
MBY
14759,
.00
NCR
PESTICIDE
LATER' S 4% MALATHION DUST INSECTICIDE
PURINA RAT AND MOUSE KILL PELLETS D-8198
DIAZINON HOUSEHOLD RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX CYTHION 3% RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
STARBAR LOUSE POWDER
STARBAR COWFLY POWDER
KS C5 BAIT BAGS RODENTICIDE
CHIPMAN SUPERIOR OIL CONCENTRATE
SANEX BUG BUSTER INSECTICIDE
KEMSAN ROZOL BAIT PELLETS RODENTICIDE
SANEX MOSQUITO BLACKFLY FOG INSECTICIDE
POULIN'S RODENT DOOM
POULINS C PLUS C INSECTICIDE COMMERCIAL
DRIONE INSECTICIDE POWDER
SAPHO HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX INDUSTRIAL FOGGING INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX HEAVY DUTY INDUSTRIAL FOGGING
INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX MILL AND BAKERY INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX FOOD PLANT INSECTICIDE
RIDDEX BARN & LIVESTOCK INSECTICIDE
BIKOE 1% DIAZINON
BIKOE XKD RESIDUAL INSECT SPRAY
STARBAR INSECTICIDE BACK RUBBER
READY-TO-USE SOLUTION
EASOUT 10% DUST POTATO SEED PIECE
TREATMENT
SUPER CONCENTRATED KLUNK INSECT KILLER
CO-OP PREMIUM SPOT WEED KILLER
MAGNA SPACE & CONTACT INSECTICIDE SPRAY
PYRENONE READY-TO-USE LIQUID INSECTICIDE
PYRENONE COMMERCIAL INSECTICIDE
PFIZER MICROSCOPIC SULPHUR AGR FUNGICIDE
KSC5 BAIT REPELLENTS RODENTICIDE
SAFER' S NATURAL INSECTICIDE NATUREL
AGRICULTURAL
WACO CHLORPYRIFOS RESIDUAL SPRAY CRACK &
CREVICE INJECTION TREATMENT
SERADIX ROOTING POWDER NO 3
WILSON'S PRUNING PASTE
FUNGINEX 190EC SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE
MICRO-NIASUL W
SUPERIOR OIL 7 0 (AGRICULTURAL
EMULSIFIABLE LIQUID)
HY-X DISINFECTANT AGAINST BACTERIAL
RING-ROT
595
2264
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE ;
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT
AGENT
PESTICIDE
14782.
00
NCR
14786.
,00
NCR
14809.
,00
NCR
14821.
,00
NAC
14826.
,00
CHH
14832.
,00
GAX
14860.
,00
INT
14863.
,00
TUC
14868.
,00
NCR
14877.
,00
SAF
14894.
,00
YAP
14909.
.00
SAF
14914.
.00
AMW
AMZ
14948.
.00
RER
14950.
.00
CHP
14951.
.00
MBE
14981,
.00
PFF
15011,
.00
SAF
15030,
.00
ZOC
ZOD
15038,
.00
INT
15077,
.00
JOH
15078,
.00
JOH
15079,
.00
JOH
15104,
.00
MIF
15108,
.00
ZOC
ZOD
15140,
.00
FFA
FFC
15162,
.00
FFA
FFC
15171,
.00
MIF
15180,
.00
FFA
FFC
15181,
.00
FFA
FFC
15182,
.00
FFA
FFC
15195,
.00
WOB
15211,
.00
PLG
15212,
.00
PLG
15232,
.00
JOH
15255,
.00
FFA
FFC
15284.
.00
SAF
15285,
.00
SAF
MALATHION GRAIN PROTECTANT
NIAGARA TREE DRESSING ASPHALT EMULSION
DIPHACINONE RAT BAIT
NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH P-O-W WASP SPRAY
INSECTICIDE
BAYGON READY TO USE INSECTICIDE
GARDEX 1% PROPOXUR INSECTICIDE
CO-OP DORMANT OIL SPRAY EMULSIFIABLE
INSECTICIDE
WARFARIN BAIT PAKS MEAL
MALATHION 4 PYRENONE
SANEX BUG-X RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
CLEAN CROP MUSHROOM FLY DUST
SANEX ROZOL PARAFFINIZED PELLETS
AMWAY SPRAY ADJUVANT DE FO AMER
LIQUID XLR BAYGON INSECT DESTROYER
C-I-L PRUNING PAINT
BRACO TREE DRESSING ASPHALT EMULSION
PFIZER SUPERIOR 70 OIL AGRICULTURAL
INSECTICIDE
SANEX M3 00 RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
VET-KEM INSECTICIDE LOUSE POWDER
CO-OP TREE WOUND DRESSING ASPHALT
EMULSION
BOLT AIRBORNE LIQUID FOR FLYING AND
CRAWLING INSECTS
BOLT RESIDUAL LIQUID FOR CRAWLING
INSECTS
BOLT RODENTICIDE FOR RATS AND MICE
MILL-0-CIDE '100' CONTACT INSECTICIDE
SOLUTION SYNERGIZED PYRETHRIN
VET-KEM FLEA AND TICK COLLAR FOR DOGS
PYRENONE FOOD PLANT FOGGING INSECTICIDE
MULTI-PURPOSE PYRENONE INSECTICIDE
MILL-0-CIDE 500 CONTACT INSECTICIDE
PYRENONE AQUEOUS GARDEN SPRAY
PYRENONE AQUEOUS PLANT SPRAY
ROACH & ANT RESIDUAL SPRAY AQUEOUS
G.H.WOOD PARADI CRYSTALS MOTH KILLER
PULSFOG PFE FOGGING SOLUTION
PULSFOG PFW FOGGING SOLUTION
BOLT PRESSURIZED SPRAY
DRIONE INSECTICIDE POWDER
SANEX MOUSE KILLER BAIT PELLETS
DIPHA-PELL WEATHER RESISTANT RODENTICIDE
PELLETS
596
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
2265
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
15286.
,00
CHM AGT
15288.
,00
SAF
15289.
,00
SAF
15299.
,00
JOH
15300.
,00
SAF
15329.
.00
SAF
15330.
,00
KEM
15338.
,00
ABE
15431.
,00
SAF
15442.
,00
BAT
15443.
.00
NCR
15444.
.00
PFF
15469.
.00
SAF
15474.
.00
SAF
15476.
.00
SAF
15481.
.00
UCA UCB
15483.
,00
SAF
15486.
.00
PUG
15488.
.00
PUG
15496.
.00
GAX
15530.
.00
KEM
15549,
.00
SAF
15556.
.00
SAF
15591,
.00
KEM
15642.
.00
JOH
15676,
.00
KEM
15677,
.00
SAF
15678,
.00
SAF
15727,
.00
CGC
15788,
.00
SAF
15795,
.00
KEM
15799,
.00
WEP
15800,
.00
REC
15823,
.00
KEM
15824,
.00
KEM
15827,
.00
WOB
15853,
.00
LAT
15858,
.00
INT
15886,
.00
DOW
15888,
.00
DOW
PESTICIDE
MAKI BULK RODENTICIDE MEAL BAIT
SANEX PRO- 5 PLUS ULV CONCENTRATE
SANEX PRO- 3 PLUS ULV CONCENTRATE
INSECTICIDE
BOLT RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY
SANEX RESMEN-5-ULV CONCENTRATE
SANEX DIAZINON 2% DUST
RIDDEX 110 ULV INSECTICIDE
WACO BIRD REPELLENT
SANEX MOUSE KILLER WHEAT FORMULA
SUPERIOR OIL CONCENTRATE
NIAGARA SUPERIOR OIL CONCENTRATE
SUPERIOR OIL CONCENTRATE
SANEX PYRONIDE 5 PLUS
SANEX PYRONIDE 33 PLUS SOLUTION
SANEX HIGH TEST PLUS INSECT SPRAY
NU-TOMATOTONE
BUG BUSTER PLUS
PUROGUARD BARN INSECTICIDE DUST
PUROGUARD HOUSE & GARDEN INSECTICIDE
DUST
GARDEX D-TRANS ALLETHRIN EC 1-10
ROZOL PELLETS BAIT BAGS RODENTICIDE
SANEX ROACH & BUG KILLER INSECTICIDE
SANEX PRO PLUS INDUSTRIAL AEROSOL
KS C7 LIQUID LIGHTNING GROUND SQUIRREL
RODENTICIDE
BOLT ROACH BAIT
KEMSAN MAKI RODENTICIDE BAIT
BROMONE SPECIAL RAT MEAL BAIT
SANEX BROMONE RAT & MOUSE MEAL BAIT
GREEN CROSS ROSE & ORNAMENTAL FUNGICIDE
(FUNGINEX 6.5)
BROMONE RAT & MOUSE KILLER RODENTICIDE
PELLETS
KEMSAN MAKI BAIT BAGS RODENTICIDE
WEST D TRANS II
RECOCHEM WOOD PRESERVATIVE (PAINTABLE)
KEMSAN ROZOL BAIT BAGS RODENTICIDE
KEMSAN ROZOL RODENTICIDE BAIT
RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
LATER' S SUMMER OIL INSECTICIDE
CO-OP AERO-TACK AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
DURSBAN READY-TO-USE HOUSEHOLD
INSECTICIDE
DURSBAN HOME & GARDEN GRANULES
597
2266
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE: 6
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO. TRANT AGENT
PESTICIDE
15889.
00
DOW
15922.
00
WHM
15941.
00
TRO
15948.
00
ZOD
15948.
01
AFL
15956.
,00
MIF
15958.
,00
WIL
15966.
,00
LAT
15967.
.00
DIS
15982.
,00
CGC
16025.
,00
INT
16104.
,00
SAF
16152.
,00
JOL
16158.
.00
LAT
16159.
,00
LAT
16161.
.00
LAT
16184.
,00
ZOD
16211.
.00
YAP
16227.
.00
INT
16250,
.00
GAX
16260.
.00
BDC
16261,
.00
BDC
16266,
.00
BDC
16268,
.00
BDC
16269,
.00
BDC
16272,
.00
SAF
16288,
.00
YAP
16307,
.00
CAY
16366,
.00
CGC
16367
.00
DIS
16393
.00
ELA
16423
.00
VEL
16435
.00
CAY
16469
.00
TRO
16470
.00
TRO
DURSBAN HOME & GARDEN INSECTICIDE DUST
ELS WHITMIRE INDUSTRIAL AEROSOL INSECTICIDE
III
TROJAN CHEMICALS TRB-54 0 PLANT MEDIC
STARBAR MILK ROOM & CATTLE SPRAY
DELLA MIST
BAY-0-CIDE II RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
WILSON'S SUPER RAT & MOUSE KILLER
LATER' S GROW 'N' CARE TROPICAL SOIL
INSECTICIDE DUST
DISVAP III BARN & LIVESTOCK SPRAY
LIME SULPHUR
CO-OP BROMONE RAT & MOUSE KILLER
SANEX PRO-99 PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM CRACK
AND CREVICE AEROSOL
SUREKILLER
LATER' S ROOT-GUARD SOIL INSECT KILLER
LATER' S BUGBAN-C ANT KILLER
LATER' S DURSBAN READY-TO-USE HOUSEHOLD
INSECTICIDE
STARBAR RAT & MOUSE KILLER PELLETS
CLEAN CROP EMULSIFIABLE DORMANT SPRAY
OIL
CO-OP BROMONE RODENTICIDE MEAL
GARDEX DIA ONE INSECTICIDE SPRAY
BRENTDALE TREE PRUNING TREATMENT
BRENTDALE WASP & HORNET INSECTICIDE
BRENTDALE RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY
BRENTDALE PYRETHRIN INSECTICIDE
INSTITUTIONAL & GARDEN SPRAY
BRENTDALE PYRETHRIN INSECTICIDE SPRAY
SANEX MR-10 MUSHROOM HOUSE INSECTICIDE
SOLUTION
CLEAN CROP COPPERTOX WOOD PRESERVATIVE
(GREEN)
ZEPTOX II PRESSURIZED WASP & HORNET
KILLER
SPECTRACIDE - PROFESSIONAL HOME PEST
CONTROL
DISPAR MIST (METERED)
A-REST SOLUTION CONTAINING ANCYMIDOL
ROOST NO MORE LIQUID BIRD REPELLENT
METER MIST INSECT KILLER
TRL-121 TROJAN RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
SPRAY II
TRB-521 TROJAN PRESSURIZED RESIDUAL
INSECTICIDE SPRAY II
598
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 6
2267
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
16490.
,00
SAJ
16620.
,00
CHP
16660.
,00
SCT ITT
16672.
.00
CAY
16674.
.00
NCR
16685.
.00
CAY
16699,
.01
INT
16700,
.01
INT
16704,
.00
MMN
16706,
.00
SAF
16738,
.00
SAF
16741,
.00
WIL
16755,
.00
MIF
16776,
.00
GAX
16791,
.00
INT
16792,
.00
INT
16806,
.00
FOF
16812,
.00
GAX
16814,
.00
GAX
16827,
.00
KEM
16865,
.00
KEM
16866.
.00
KEM
16890.
.00
SAF
16926.
.00
UNR
16934.
,00
SAF
16944.
,00
LAV
16951.
,00
OLY OLX
16985.
.00
NUX
16986.
,00
NUX
17102.
,00
SFR
17111.
,00
ATC
17189.
.00
ZOD
17201.
.00
KEM
17204,
.00
OSD
17222.
.00
INT
17244,
.00
PUG
PESTICIDE
UNITED VAN LINES SANITIZED VAN INTERIOR
SPRAY
CHIPMAN MUSHROOM FLY DUST
SCOTTS PROTURF GRANULAR SYSTEMIC
FUNGICIDE
ZEP ROACH & ANT SPRAY
THAT FLOWABLE FUNGICIDE
ZEPOSECTOR A SPRAY INSECTICIDE
CO-OP BROMONE RAT & MOUSE KILLER PELLETS
CO-OP BROMONE RAT & MOUSE KILLER MEAL
SECTROL #1490 MICROENCAPSULATED
PYRETHRINS
SANEX MR II MUSHROOM FLY INSECTICIDE
DUST
SANEX ROZOL PARA BLOCKS RODENTICIDE
WILSON'S SUPER MOUSE TREAT
MILL-0-CIDE 28 LIQUID INSECT SPRAY
GARDEX SEWER-RAT BAIT BLOCKS
CO-OP CUTWORM KILLER
CO-OP ANT & GRUB KILLER
FOSSIL FLOWER AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDAL
SOAP CONCENTRATE
GARDEX D-TRANS INDUSTRIAL INSECTICIDE
7-30
GARDEX D-TRANS INDUSTRIAL INSECTICIDE
2-5/25
KSB5 PINK PUSSYCAT RODENTICIDE
KSD5 BAIT BLOCKS RODENTICIDE
KEMSAN BAIT BLOCKS RODENTICIDE
SANEX BROMONE CANARY SEED MOUSE BAIT
HINDER
SANEX MOSQUITO FOG INSECTICIDE
DURO-TEC WOOD PRESERVATIVE LIQUID BROWN
545-275
WOOD PRESERVATIVE GREEN
NUDDEX COPPER 2%
NUDDEX ZINC 2%
SAFER' S DE -MOSS CRYPTOCIDAL SOAP
CANPLUS 411:PARAFFINIC OIL & SURFACTANT
BLEND
VAPORETTE FLEA & TICK POWDER
KS MF MOSQUITO FOGGING INSECTICIDE
FORMULA 5
PENTOX ZIN-K-NAP WOOD PRESERVATIVE
CO-OP MALATHION 2% GRAIN PROTECTANT DUST
PUROGUARD BARN & LIVESTOCK LIQUID
INSECTICIDE
599
2268
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION
REGIS-
NO.
TRANT AGENT
17250.
00
DIS
17260.
00
CGC
17320.
00
PIR
17359.
00
SAP
17379.
00
WIL
17424.
00
WIL
17463.
00
SAP
17534.
,00
SAP
17581.
,00
GRX
17591.
,00
AIG CCN
17592.
.00
AIG CCN
17593,
.00
AIG
17597.
.00
EAT
17598,
.00
EAT MYS
17625,
.00
REC
17629,
.00
AIG
17661,
.00
LEG
17662,
.00
LEG
17692,
.00
BEN
17693,
.00
BEN
17710,
.00
KEM
17772,
.00
MMN
17912,
.00
WHM GAX
17972,
.00
LEG
18009,
.00
SAP
18020,
.00
SAP
18094,
.00
GPB
18104,
.00
BEN
18159,
.00
SAP
18164.
.00
EMO
18187,
.00
APA
18196,
.00
SAP
18201.
.00
GAX
18202,
.00
PUG
18204.
.00
KEK
PESTICIDE
DISVAP SPRAY INSECTICIDE
GREEN CROSS BANISECT DOMESTIC
INSECTICIDE DUST
INSECTO
SANEX BROMONE DURA-BLOCK
WILSON'S SEVIN BUGKILLER DUST
WILSON'S TOMATO & VEGETABLE DUST
SANEX MALATHION GRAIN PROTECTOR DUST
SEVIN 5-D INSECTICIDE DUST
MALATHION PYRETHRIN FLY DUST
K.O. PLYING INSECT KILLER (POR AUTOMATIC
DISPENSER)
KONK (B.V.T.) PLYING INSECT KILLER (POR
AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
KONK TOO PLYING INSECT KILLER
BAKER'S ALL WEATHER BAIT BLOCKS
BAKER'S ALL WEATHER BAIT BLOCKS
ONCE OVER WOOD PRESERVATIVE
KONK (C.S.A.) PLYING INSECT KILLER (POR
AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
REZ PREMIUM QUALITY WOOD PRESERVATIVE
CLEAR
REZ PREMIUM QUALITY WOOD PRESERVATIVE
GREEN
MOORWOOD PENETRATING CLEAR WOOD PINISH &
PRESERVATIVE
MOORWOOD SEMI-TRANSPARENT STAIN & WOOD
PRESERVATIVE
KEMMIST METERED PRESSURIZED SPRAY
INSECTICIDE
SECTROL #1494 PREMISES PLEA SPRAY
WHITMIRE PT 565 PYRETHRUM INSECTICIDE
REZ SEMI-TRANSPARENT WOOD PRESERVATIVE
STAIN - MAPLEWOOD
ROZOL PARA-BLOCK
BROMONE DURA- BLOCK
RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE SPRAY
MOORWOOD SEMI-TRANSPARENT BLENDING BASE
STAIN & WOOD PRESERVATIVE
SANEX VET TEK B-R-S BACKRUBBER SOLUTION
RE-ZIST RESIDUAL SOLUTION SPRAY
SEVIN POULTRY INSECT DUST
SANEX PRO LIVESTOCK SPRAY
GARDEX BUGKILL PRESSURIZED SPRAY
SHOK LIQUID INSECTICIDE
E -RAT -I GATE
600
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
2269
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT AGENT
18205.
00
KEK
18217.
00
EMO
18218.
00
EMO
18237.
00
KEM
18325.
00
SAP
18331.
00
SWC
18348.
00
GAX
18357.
00
SAF
18358.
00
EMO
18359.
00
KEK
18360.
,00
CHP
18385.
,00
EMO
18388.
.00
INT
18393.
.00
KEM
18420.
,00
APA
18473.
.00
UAG
18488.
.00
WHM GAX
18558,
.00
CAI
18559,
.00
CAI
18559,
.01
BAX
18574,
.00
INT
18583,
.00
KEK
18584,
.00
KEK
18585
.00
KEK
18586
.00
KEK
18587
.00
EMO
18588
.00
EMO
18589
.00
EMO
18590
.00
EMO
18675
.00
YAP
18691
.00
KEM
18724
.00
KEM CCN
18749
.00
KEM
18834
.00
KEM
18835
.00
KEM
18836
.00
BAZ
18846
.00
CER CCN
18847
.00
MTK CCN
18892
.00
CGC
18893
.00
BLL MAE
18900
.00
MTK CCN
PESTICIDE
E-Z-BAIT
RAT NIX
RAT-X
MAKI RAT & MOUSE BAIT
SANEX MAGIC MIST INSECTICIDE PY9
(METERED SPRAY)
SPRAYCO PREMIUM MINERAL OIL
GUARD MIST PYRETHINS INSECTICIDE
(METERED)
BUG BUSTER INSECTICIDE METERED SPRAY
QUIK-KILL
INDUSTRIAL INSTA-KILL WASP & HORNET JET
SPRAY
C-I-L RAPID BUG KILLER SEVIN
BUTO-PIP CONTACT INSECTICIDE
CO-OP HOME PEST CONTROL SPRAY
RIDDEX PYRETHRUM 101 E.C. INSECTICIDE
APAMIST FLYING INSECT KILLER (METERED
MIST)
CLEAN CROP CORN OIL (LIQUID ADJUVANT)
WHITMIRE PT 240 PERMA-DUST
D & L FLY KILL CONCENTRATE
D & L FLY KILL SPRAY OR WIPE
SPRAY 'N' REPEL
CO-OP DAIRY GUARD/SENTINELLE II
BODY GARD
HORSE -SHOO
EVACUATE (FOR AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
BARNSTORM (FOR AUTOMATIC DISPENSER)
BANISH
SWAT
HOG-WASH
EVICT
CLEAN CROP 5% SEVIN DUST
KS FLEA SHAMPOO
KEMSAN 511 PRESSURIZED INSECTICIDE
MAKI RAT & MOUSE BAIT PELLETS
KS P-45 BARN & LIVESTOCK SPRAY
1233 U.L.V.
BASF KUMULUS S
BUG-X II
IR48 II
CREEPY CRAWLY PROFESSIONAL HOME PEST
CONTROL KIT
QU INTOX RAT &
RODON II
MOUSE BAIT
601
2270
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
O. Reg. 163/90
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO. TRANT AGENT
18902.
,00
CER
CCN
18929.
,00
MTK
CCN
18930.
,00
CER
CCN
18943.
,00
SUA
18947.
,00
INT
18991.
,00
BDC
COS
19063.
,00
WHM
GAX
19101.
,00
KEM
19115.
,00
GAX
19166.
,00
CMF
19178.
,01
NAC
19178.
.02
MTK
19190.
.00
BAZ
19215.
.00
CMF
19230.
.00
CMF
19244.
.00
VTR
CCN
19244,
.01
INT
19255,
.00
DUG
19261,
.00
VTR
19272,
.00
BAZ
19281,
.00
KEM
19282,
.00
KEM
19286,
.00
KEM
19313,
.00
DEP
19321,
.00
ROR
19373,
.00
BEN
19374,
.00
KEM
19383,
.00
NAC
19383,
.01
MTK
19386,
.00
ZOD
19386,
.01
AFL
19440,
.00
REC
19476,
.00
GRH
19537,
.00
KEM
19557,
.00
KEM
CCN
19558,
.00
KEM
CCN
19559,
.00
KEM
CCN
19560,
.00
KEM
CCN
19561,
.00
KEM
CCN
19573,
.00
ZOD
CCN
19653,
.00
MMN
PESTICIDE
KÀTTLESECT II
M.K.O. II
STING-X II
OSTER FLEA & TICK SHAMPOO FOR DOGS
CO-OP TRIMEX PREMIUM SPOT WEED KILLER
BRENTDALE INSECT SPACE & CONTACT SPRAY
WHITMIRE PT 270 DURSBAN INSECTICIDE
DIAZINON COMMERCIAL INSECTICIDE
GARDEX DIA ONE INSECTICIDE SPRAY
INSECTIGONE INSECT CONTROL POWDER
RAT-TAT-TAT II
BIG GUN
BASF AMMONIUM SULPHATE
INSECTIGONE INSECT CONTROL POWDER
INSECTIGONE INSECT CONTROL POWDER
CYCLE BREAKER II
SUPER MIST PRESSURIZED INSECTICIDE SPRAY
WOODMATE CLEARWATER WOOD PRESERVATIVE
CYCLE BREAKER 6
BASF LIQUID AMMONIUM SULPHATE
KEMSAN MAKI BAIT BLOCK RODENTICIDE
KEMSAN MAKI* BAIT PELLETS RODENTICIDE
KEMSAN SEWER BAIT BLOCKS RODENTICIDE
DENALT-COPPER NAPHTHENATE PRESERVATIVE
GREEN
ROZ-TOX CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE & SEALER
MOORWOOD CLEAR WOOD PRESERVATIVE 456-01
KS C5 HOUSEHOLD RESIDUAL INSECTICIDE
SEARCH-OUT
LAST STAND COCKROACH KILLER
STARBAR QWIK-KILL FOGGING SOLUTION
(R.T.U.)
DAIRY SPRAY II
END CUT PRESERVATIVE GREEN
G&R CHEMICALS SE 800
MAKI(R) CANARY SEED MOUSE BAIT
KO 414 FLYING INSECT KILLER (AUTOMATIC
DISPENSER)
KONK 409 (BVT) FLYING INSECT KILLER
(METERED SPRAY)
KONK 4 08 (CSA) FLYING INSECT KILLER
(METERED SPRAY)
KONK PRO INSECT KILLER
KONK TOO FLYING INSECT KILLER
DELLA MIST II (METERED SPRAY)
SECTROL #1497 TWO WAY PET SPRAY
602
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 6
2271
REGIS-
TRATION REGIS-
NO . TRANT
AGENT
19654.
.00
MMN
19659.
.00
BAX
19679.
,00
KEM
19685.
,00
GAX
ABS
19694.
,00
DOW
19732.
,00
BLL
MAE
19735.
,00
INT
19781.
,00
WHM
GAX
19838.
,00
MOM
PVU
19854.
,00
KEM
19879.
,00
ZOD
20173.
,00
ADS
NRD
20188.
,00
ZOD
20189.
,00
ZOD
20191.
,00
ZOD
20192.
.00
ZOD
20258.
.00
CHM
AGT
20259.
.00
CHM
AGT
20298.
.00
SAF
20459.
.00
KEM
20493,
.00
SWC
20540.
.00
KEM
CCN
20542,
.00
KEM
CCN
20545,
.00
KEM
CCN
20547,
.00
KEM
CCN
20691,
.00
MMN
20758,
.00
KEM
21029,
.00
MBY
PESTICIDE
SECTROL #1498 TWO-WAY FLEA & TICK FOAM
SPRAY N* REPEL
KS PYRETHRUM COMMERCIAL INSECTICIDE
GUARD MIST 1 (METERED SPRAY)
DURSBAN WB 05 INSECTICIDE
QUINTOX MOUSE SEED
CO-OP HORSE GARD INSECTICIDE REPELLENT
WHITMIRE PT 3-6-10 AERO-CIDE
PIVAL PARAKAKES
KEMSAN II METERED PRESSURIZED SPRAY
INSECTICIDE
STARBAR EQUINE INSECTICIDAL SHAMPOO FOR
HORSES
ADAMS FLEA OFF EAR MITE LOTION
STARBAR EQUINE SUPER WIPE
ZOECON ENDALSECT INSECTICIDE
STARBAR EQUINE LICE DUSTER
VET KEM KEMIC PET SPRAY PLUS
MAKI BULK RODENTICIDE PELLETS
MAKI PLACE PACKS RODENTICIDE MEAL BAIT
SANEX DORMANT OIL
KEMSAN B-20 PRESSURIZED RESIDUAL
INSECTICIDE
SPRAYCO OIL CONCENTRATE
KO-15 FLYING INSECT KILLER FORMULA 975
(METERED SPRAY)
KO 14 FLYING INSECT KILLER FORMULA 975
KONK 408 FLYING INSECT KILLER FORMULA
975 (METERED SPRAY)
KONK 409 FLYING INSECT KILLER FORMULA
975 (METERED SPRAY)
DURATROL 3M #1488 HOUSEHOLD FLEA SPRAY
KONK FLY FOG FLYING INSECT KILLER
ABC OIL (FOR USE WITH ATRAZINE
FORMULATION)
TOTAL:
565
603
2272
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT (CANADA) ACT (CANADA)
PESTICIDE
2187
SIMPSONS-SEARS LTD
DEPT.71
TORONTO
ONTARIO M5B 2B8
SEARS WEED AND FEED
12:3:6
2189
SIMPSONS-SEARS LTD
DEPT. 71
TORONTO
ONTARIO M5B 2B8
SEARS WEED AND FEED
20:10:5 PLUS 2,4-D AND
MECOPROP
790003C
NITROCHEM LTD
SUITE 800
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
H3A 1V4
NUTRITE TURF PLUS
INSECTICIDE WITH DURSBAN
8:5:8
790005C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYVILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS TURF BUILDER
25:3:3 PLUS HALTS
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
790017AB
CHIPMAN INC.
BOX 9100
STONEY CREEK
ONTARIO
L8G 3Z1
CHIPMAN PLANTAI DE PLANT
STARTER 5:15:5 PLUS
ROOTING REGULATOR
790026C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYSVILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS TURF BUILDER PLUS
2 WITH 2,4-D AND MECOPROP
26:3:3
790085C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
MEADOW GREEN 10:6:4 TURF
FERTILIZER WITH 2,4-D
604
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
2273
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
790086C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
MEADOW GREEN 7:7:7
FERTILIZER WITH 2,4-D
790088C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
SHERWOOD GREEN TURF
FERTILIZER WITH 2,4-D
10:6:4
790207C SWIFT CANADIAN CO. LTD.
1400 THE QUEENSWAY
TORONTO
ONTARIO M8Z IS 4
GOLDEN VIGORO WEED AND
FEED 12:6:3 WITH KILLEX
790553C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL WEED AND FEED 20:10:5
790569C WEALL & CULLEN NURSERIES LTD.
P.O. BOX 4040
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 8G8
WEALL AND CULLEN WEED AND
FEED 10:6:4
790570C
SO-GREEN INC.
2600 JOHN ST.
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
SO-GREEN WEED AND FEED
10:5:10
L3R 3W3
790585C LIFE HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS
BOX 50
CALEDONIA
ONTARIO NOA lAO
LIFE WEED AND FEED WITH
2,4-D 10:6:4
605
2274
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
O. Reg. 163/90
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT (CANADA) ACT (CANADA)
PESTICIDE
790609C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL WINTERIZER WEEDER
6:12:24
790610C SIMPSONS-SEARS LTD.
DEPT. 71
TORONTO
ONTARIO M5B 2B8
SEARS CRABGRASS KILLER
10:6:4 WITH DACTHAL
790668C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL 18:3:6 WITH CRABGRASS
PREVENTER
790669C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
CIL 10:6:4 LAWN FOOD AND
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
790677C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE,
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
CIL 18:3:6 LAWN WEED
DOCTOR
790685C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE,
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
GREEN-UP WEED AND FEED
10:6:4
790686C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE,
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
GREEN-UP WEED AND FEED
20:10:5
606
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
2275
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
790688C GREEN CROSS (CIBA-GEIGY)
68 60 CENTURY AVENUE
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5N 2W5
GREEN CROSS WEED'N FEED
20:10:5 WITH KILLEX
790690C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL 18:3:6 LAWN INSECT
DOCTOR
800240C SWIFT CANADIAN CO. LTD.
1400 THE QUEENSWAY
TORONTO
ONTARIO M8Z 1S4
VIGORO FALL WEED AND FEED
4:8:16
800264C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYS VILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS PROTURF 25:0:12
FERTILIZER PLUS DSB
FUNGICIDE
800276C CYANAMID CANADA INC.
88 MCNABB CRES.
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 6E6
AERO TRUE-GREEN WEED AND
FEED 10:6:4 WITH KILLEX
800277C CYANAMID CANADA INC.
88 MCNABB CRES.
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 6E6
AERO TRUE-GREEN WEED AND
FEED 10:6:4 WITH 2,4-D
800283C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYS VILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS PROTURF FERTILIZER
36:0:0 PLUS DICOT WEED
CONTROL II
607
2276
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT (CANADA) ACT (CANADA)
PESTICIDE
8003 01C SHERIDAN NURSERIES LTD.
700 EVANS AVENUE
ETOBICOKE
ONTARIO N6A 4L6
SHERIDAN PARKWOOD WEED
AND FEED 10:6:4
800363C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
CO-OP FERTILIN 10:6:4
TURF FERTILIZER WITH
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
800697C
NITROCHEM LTD.
SUITE 800
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
H3A 1V4
NUTRITE LAWNBOOSTER PLUS
GRABGRASS PREVENTER
20:5:5 WITH CHLORT
800698C
NITROCHEM LTD.
SUITE 800
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
H3A 1V4
NUTRITE SUPERTURF PLUS
WEED KILLER 21:3:9
800699C
NITROCHEM LTD.
SUITE 800
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
H3A 1V4
NUTRITE WINTERGREEN PLUS
WEEDAWAY 4:9:15
800701C
NITROCHEM LTD.
SUITE 800
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
NUTRITE TURF PLUS
WEEDAWAY 8:5:8
H3A 1V4
800715C
NITROCHEM LTD.
SUITE 800
MONTREAL
QUEBEC
MIRACLE GREEN 7:7:7 PLUS
WEED AND FEED
H3A 1V4
608
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT (CANADA) ACT (CANADA) PESTICIDE
2277
800719C
MERRY GRO. LTD.
4038 HWY. 7
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
L3R 2L5
WHITE ROSE IRON PLUS WEED
AND FEED 9:4:8
8007 34C MANCHESTER PRODUCTS LTD.
BOX 2 04
CAMBRIDGE
ONTARIO NIR 5S9
MANCHESTER SUPERGREEN
WEED AND FEED 10:6:4
800735C MANCHESTER PRODUCTS LTD.
BOX 204
CAMBRIDGE
ONTARIO NIR 5S9
MANCHESTER SUPERGREEN
CRAB-EX 10:6:4
800758C
SO-GREEN INC.
2600 JOHN ST.
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
L3R 3W3
SO-GREEN WINTER PRO WEED
AND FEED 4:8:12
800763C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
GREEN-UP WEED AND FEED
20:10:5
8 0077 3C CAVAN'S GARDEN CENTRE
157 0 CLARKSON ROAD NORTH
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L6T IGl
CAVAN'S SUMMER LAWN FOOD
WITH WEED CONTROL 10:5:5
800775C CAVAN'S GARDEN CENTRE
1570 CLARKSON ROAD NORTH
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L6T IGl
CAVAN'S FALL LAWN FOOD W/
WEED CONTROL 5:10:5
609
2278
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
8 0 0776C CAVAN'S GARDEN CENTRE
1570 CLARKSON ROAD NORTH
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L6T IGl
CAVAN'S SPRING LAWN FOOD
W/ WEED CONTROL 15:5:5
800781C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYSVILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS PROTURF FERTILIZER
36:0:0 PLUS DICOT WEED
CONTROL
800789C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
CIL 6:9:6 GARDEN WEED
DOCTOR
800803C
SO-GREEN INC.
2600 JOHN ST.
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
L3R 3W3
SO-GREEN PREMIUM
CRABGRASS CONTROL WITH
CHLORTHAL 21:7:7
800806C F.W. WOOLWORTH CO.
33 ADELAIDE ST. W.
TORONTO
LTD.
ONTARIO
M5H 1P5
WOOLCREST WEED AND FEED
10:6:4
800810C BEAVER LUMBER CO. LTD.
245 FAIRVIEW MALL DRIVE
WILLOWDALE
ONTARIO M2J 4T1
BEAVER PREMIUM WEED AND
FEED 20:10:5 PLUS KILLEX
800816C BEAVER LUMBER CO. LTD.
24 5 FAIRVIEW MALL DRIVE
WILLOWDALE
■ ONTARIO M2J 4T1
BEAVER WEED AND FEED WITH
2,4-D
610
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2279
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
800820C K MART CANADA LIMITED
892 5 TORBRAM ROAD
BRAMPTON
ONTARIO M5B 1L3
K-MART K-GRO WEED AND
FEED 10:6:4
800879C GREEN CROSS (CIBA-GEIGY)
6860 CENTURY AVENUE
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5N 2W5
GREEN CROSS GRAB-GUARD
LAWN FOOD 15:3:3 WITH
DACTHAL 4%
810401C CYANAMID CANADA INC.
88 MCNABB CRES .
MÀRKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 6E6
AERO GREEN WEED AND FEED
10:6:4 WITH KILLEX
810402C CYANAMID CANADA INC.
88 MCNABB CRES.
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 6E6
AERO-GREEN WEED AND FEED
10:6:4 WITH 2,4-D
810403C CYANAMID CANADA INC.
88 MCNABB CRES.
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 6E6
AERO GREEN 12:6:6 LAWN
INSECT CONTROL AND
FERTILIZER
810420C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
CO-OP FERTILIN 10:6:4
TURF FERTILIZER WITH WEED
KILLERS
810421C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
CO-OP FERTILIN 10:6:4
TURF FERTILIZER WITH
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
611
2280
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
O. Reg. 163/90
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
810422C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
SHERWOOD GREEN 7:7:7 TURF
FERTILIZER WITH 2,4-D
8104 2 3C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
CO-OP FERTILIN TURF
FERTILIZER 16:6:8 WITH
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
810428C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT,
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
TURF GREEN FERTILIZER
16:6:8 WITH WEED KILLERS
8104 4 6C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
CO-OP TURFGREEN TURF
FERTILIZER 16:6:8 WITH
WEED KILLER
810447C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
CO-OP TURFGREEN TURF
FERTILIZER 16:6:8 WITH
CRABGRASS
8 104 57 C CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION
BOX 770, STATION K
TORONTO
ONTARIO M4P 3V8
MASTERCRAFT FALL WEED N'
FEED FERTILIZER 4:8:12
810902C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYS VILLE
OHIO
43040
SCOTTS STARTER FERTILIZER
16:21:5 WITH CRABGRASS
PREVENTER
612
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
2281
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
810903C MANCHESTER PRODUCTS LTD.
BOX 2 04
CAMBRIDGE
ONTARIO NIR 5S9
MANCHESTER SUPERGREEN
WEED GUARD 14:4:8
810915C
SO-GREEN INC.
2600 JOHN ST.
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
L3R 3W3
SO-GREEN GRUB AND
CINCHBUG CONTROL W/
CHLORPYRIFOS 10:2:4
810918C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE,
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
CIL 18:3:6 CRABGRASS
DOCTOR
810919C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL 15:3:6 LAWN FOOD WITH
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
810927C CYANAMID CANADA INC.
88 MCNABB ORES.
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 6E6
AERO GREEN WEED AND FEED
5:10:10 WITH KILLEX
810929C CYANAMID CANADA INC.
88 MCNABB CRES .
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 6E6
AERO ULTRA GREEN WEED AND
FEED 14:7:7 WITH KILLEX
810930C CYANAMID CANADA INC.
88 MCNABB CRES.
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 6E6
AERO GREEN CRABGRASS AND
ANNUAL BLUEGRASS
PREVENTER 10:6:4
613
2282
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT (CANADA) ACT (CANADA)
PESTICIDE
810942C SIMPSONS -SEARS LTD.
DEPT. 71
TORONTO
ONTARIO M5B 2B8
SEARS WEED AND FEED
26:4:4 PLUS 2,4-D AND
MECOPROP
810970C F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. LTD.
3 3 ADELAIDE STREET W.
TORONTO
ONTARIO M5H 1P5
WOOLCREST PREMIUM WEED
AND FEED 20:10:5
810978C LITTLE TREE FARM
460 SPRINGBANK DRIVE
LONDON
ONTARIO N6J 1G8
LITTLE TREE FARM WEED AND
FEED 18:4:8
810979C LITTLE TREE FARM
4 60 SPRINGBANK DRIVE
LONDON
ONTARIO N6J 1G8
LITTLE TREE FARM
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
18:4:8
810982C O.M. SCOTT & SONS
MARYS VILLE
OHIO 43040
SCOTTS LAWN MOSS CONTROL
WITH FERTILIZER 19:5:5
811506C SUNFRESH LTD.
22 ST. CLAIR AVENUE E.
TORONTO
ONTARIO M4T 2S3
NO-NAME WEED AND FEED
10:6:4
811508C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL 12:3:5 WINTERIZER
WEEDER
614
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
2283
PESTICIDE
811515C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL 15:3:3 LAWN FOOD AND
WEED KILLER
811516C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE,
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
CIL 6:3:4 LAWN FOOD WITH
INSECT KILLER
821004C ALL TREAT FARMS LTD.
ARTHUR
ONTARIO NOG lAO
LAWN TREAT FERTILIZER AND
CRABGRASS CONTROL
821005C ALL TREAT FARMS LTD.
ARTHUR
ONTARIO NOG
lAO
LAWN TREAT FERTILIZER AND
INSECT CONTROL WITH
DURS BAN
821006C ALL TREAT FARMS LTD.
ARTHUR
ONTARIO NOG lAO
LAWN TREAT WEED AND FEED
WITH WEED-A BAN HERBICIDE
821014C MEADOW GREEN CO. LTD.
151 CITY CENTRE DRIVE
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5B 1M7
MEADOW GREEN TURF
FERTILIZER 7:7:7 WITH
WEED KILLERS
821015C MEADOW GREEN CO. LTD.
151 CITY CENTRE DRIVE
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5B 1M7
MEADOW GREEN TURF
FERTILIZER 10:6:4 WITH
WEED KILLERS
615
2284
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 163/90
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT (CANADA) ACT (CANADA)
PESTICIDE
821016C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT.
BOX 527
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
SHERWOOD GREEN TURF
FERTILIZER 7:7:7 WITH
WEED KILLERS
8 21017C UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONT,
BOX 52 7
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5A 3A4
SHERWOOD GREEN TURF
FERTILIZER 10:6:4 WITH
WEED KILLERS
821032C CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION
BOX 770, STATION K
TORONTO
ONTARIO M4P 3V8
MASTERCRAFT WEED N'FEED
LAWN FERTILIZER 9:3:6
821123C
SO-GREEN INC.
2600 JOHN ST.
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
L3R 3W3
SO-GREEN WINTER PRO WEED
AND FEED 6:8:12
821545C
SO-GREEN INC.
2 600 JOHN ST.
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
L3R 3W3
SO-GREEN LAWN PRO WEED
AND FEED 10:5:10
821564C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
CIL WEED AND FEED 16:4:4
WITH 2,4-D, MECOPROP,
DICAMBA
821597C SIMPSONS -SEARS LTD.
DEPT. 71
TORONTO
ONTARIO M5B 2B8
SEARS WEED AND FEED
20:10:5
616
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
2285
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
821598C SIMPSONS -SEARS LTD.
DEPT. 71
TORONTO
ONTARIO M5B 2B8
SEARS WEED AND FEED
12:3:6
821600C F.W. WOOLWORTH CO. LTD.
3 3 ADELAIDE STREET W.
TORONTO
ONTARIO M5H 1P5
WOOLCREST PREMIUM
CRABGRASS CONTROL 20:10:5
821602C WEALL & CULLEN NURSERIES LTD.
P.O. BOX 4040
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 8G8
WEALL AND CULLEN PREMIUM
CRABGRASS 21:7:7 WITH
BETASAN
821616C SUNFRESH LTD.
22 ST. CLAIR AVENUE E.
TORONTO
ONTARIO M4T 2S3
FERTILIZER WITH CRABGRASS
PREVENTER 12:3:6 WITH
BETASAN
831156C
CHIPMAN INC.
BOX 9100
STONEY CREEK
ONTARIO
L8G 3Z1
CIL GOLFGREEN CRABGRASS
PREVENTER 20:3:4 PLUS
BENSULIDE
831157C
CHIPMAN INC.
BOX 9100
STONEY CREEK
ONTARIO
L8G 3Z1
CIL LANDSCAPE CRABGRASS
PREVENTER 10:6:4 PLUS
BENSULIDE
831158C
CHIPMAN INC.
BOX 9100
STONEY CREEK
ONTARIO
L8G 3Z1
CIL LANDSCAPER INSECT
CONTROL 10:6:4 PLUS
CHLORPYRIFOS
617
2286
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
O. Reg. 163/90
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT (CANADA) ACT (CANADA)
PESTICIDE
831227C
SO-GREEN INC.
2600 JOHN ST.
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
SO-GREEN PREMIUM LAWN
PRO-WEED AND FEED 21:7:7
L3R 3W3
831277C
CHIPMAN INC.
BOX 9100
STONEY CREEK
ONTARIO
CIL 16-4-4 PROFESSIONAL
CRABGRASS PREVENTER
L8G 2Z1
831282
WILSON LABORATORIES INC.
36 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS
ONTARIO L9H 3H3
WILSON FALL LAWN FOOD
PLUS MULTI WEEDER
831285
WILSON LABORATORIES INC.
36 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS
ONTARIO L9H 3H3
WILSON SPRING AND SUMMER
LAWN FOOD PLUS MULTI
WEEDER
831286
WILSON LABORATORIES INC.
36 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS
ONTARIO L9H 3H3
WILSON CRABGRASS
PREVENTER AND POA ANNUA
CONTROL PLUS LAWN
841425C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL 10-6-4 LAWN FOOD PLUS
CRAB GRASS PREVENTER
841688C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE. E.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO M2N 6H2
CIL GOLF GREEN WEED AND
FEED 20:3:4
618
O. Reg. 163/90
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2287
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
841695C
CHIPMAN INC.
BOX 9100
STONEY CREEK
ONTARIO
L8G 3Z1
CIL CRABGRASS DOCTOR
20-3-4
841696C C-I-L INC.
90 SHEPPARD AVE.
NORTH YORK
ONTARIO
M2N 6H2
CIL LAWN INSECT DOCTOR
6:3:4 WITH CHLORPYRIFOS
841750
SO-GREEN INC.
2600 JOHN ST.
UNIONVILLE
ONTARIO
L3R 3W3
SO-GREEN PRO-FERTILIZER
AND CRABGRASS CONTROL
10-5-10
851825C GREEN CROSS
CIBA-GEIGY CANADA LTD.
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5N 2W5
FEEDEX LIQUID WEED 'N'
FEED
851828
WILSON LABORATORIES INC.
36 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS
ONTARIO L9H 3H3
GARD-EZE LIQUID WEED AND
FEED
851830
WILSON LABORATORIES INC.
3 6 HEAD ST.
DUNDAS
ONTARIO L9H 3H3
WILSON SPRING AND SUMMER
LIQUID LAWN FOOD PLUS
MULTI WEEDER
851843 HOME HYDROCULTURE ASSOC. INC.
BOX 3250, STATION D
WILLOWDALE
ONTARIO M2R 3G6
HOME GARDENER LIQUID LAWN
FOOD
619
2288
THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
SCHEDULE: 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
O. Reg. 163/90
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT (CANADA) ACT (CANADA)
PESTICIDE
860099C SUNFRESH LTD.
22 ST. CLAIR AVE. E.
TORONTO
ONTARIO M4T 2S8
NO-NAME LIQUID LAWN FOOD
AND INSECT CONTROL 15-2-3
870042C WEALL & CULLEN NURSERIES LTD,
P.O. BOX 4 04 0
MARKHAM
ONTARIO L3R 8G8
WEALL & CULLEN LIQUID
LAWN FOOD AND INSECT
CONTROL
870143C GREEN CROSS
CIBA-GEIGY CANADA LTD.
MISSISSAUGA
ONTARIO L5N 2W5
INSECTILIZER 15-5-5 LAWN
FOOD
880011C VIGORO INC.
14 00 THE QUEENSWAY
TORONTO
ONTARIO M8Z 1S4
GOLDEN VIGORO INSECT
CONTROL & FERTILIZER
10-6-4
880046C
CHIPMAN INC.
BOX 9100
STONEY CREEK
ONTARIO
L8G 3Z1
C-I-L 20-5-5 PLUS
CRABGRASS PREVENTER 4.6'-
BENSULIDE
880047C GARDEN GALLERY INC.
8 64 DRURY LANE
BURLINGTON
ONTARIO L7R 2Y3
GARDEN GALLERY INC LAWN
FOOD & INSECT CONTROL
12-6-6 + 0.78%
881034C SPRAY & GREEN FERTILIZERS INC.
42 6 VICTORIA AVE.
ST-LAMBERT
QUEBEC J4P 2H9
PLUS GREEN FERTILIZER &
INSECTICIDE 15-2-2 WITH
1.4 3% CHLORPYRIFOS
620
O. Reg. 163/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 164/90 2289
SCHEDULE : 6
PESTICIDES THAT ARE CONTAINED IN FERTILIZER
REGISTRA-
TION NO. REGISTRANT
UNDER UNDER
FERTILIZER FERTILIZER
ACT ( CANADA ) ACT ( CANADA )
PESTICIDE
TOTAL:
119
O. Reg. 163/90, s. 8.
16/90
TORONTO AREA TRANSIT OPERATING
AUTHORITY ACT
O. Reg. 164/90.
General.
Made— March 1st, 1990.
Approved — April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 935 OF REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
TORONTO AREA TRANSIT OPERATING AUTHORITY ACT
1. The Schedule to Regulation 935 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, as remade by sec-
tion 1 of Ontario Regulation 341/89, is amended by inserting after.
'61 Richmond Hill
the following items:
69 Barrie
6.10"
61 Richmond Hill
61 Richmond Hill
61 Richmond Hill
61 Richmond Hill
61 Richmond Hill
71 Markham
72 Wideman
73 Stouffville
74 Goodwood
75 Uxbridge
Dated at Toronto, this 1st day of March, 1990.
16/90
1.75
2.00
2.80
3.50
4.00
Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority:
L. H. Parsons
Chairman
T. G. Smith
Managing Director
621
2290 O. Reg. 165/90 THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 166/90
PLANNING ACT, 1983
O. Reg. 165/90.
Restricted Areas — District of Manitoulin,
Geographic townships of Campbell,
Dawson, Mills and Robinson.
Made— April 3rd, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 672/81
MADE UNDER THE
PLANNING ACT, 1983
1. Ontario Regulation 672/81 is amended by
adding the following section:
127.— (1) Despite clause 50(l)(b), a seasonal
dwelling together with buildings and structures acces-
sory thereto may be erected and used on the land
described in subsection (2) if the requirements of
subsection 51 (3) are met.
(2) Subsection ( 1 ) applies to that parcel of land in
the geographic Township of Mills in the Territorial
District of Manitoulin, being composed of part of Lot
23 in Concession IV in the Land Registry Office for
the Land Registry Division of Manitoulin (No. 31),
described as follows:
Commencing at a point in the interior of Lot 23
and in the limit between the north and south
halves of the Lot, the point being distant 1970.80
feet measured north 29° 04' 20" east from the
southwest angle of the Lot;
Thence north 8° 38' west 1000.00 feet;
Thence north 89° 27' east 150.00 feet, more or
less, to the inner limit of the road allowance
around Wolsey Lake;
Thence in a general southerly direction along the
inner limit of the road allowance to the intersec-
tion with a line drawn north 89° 27' east from the
point of commencement, a distance of 1014.00
feet more or less;
Thence south 89° 27' west 153.02 feet, more or
less, to the point of commencement;
Together with a right of way in common with all
others entitled thereto, in, over, along and upon
an existing travelled road 33.00 feet in width
extending from the described parcel in a general
northerly and westerly direction over Lot 23 in
Concession IV, and lots 23, 24 and 25 in Conces-
sion III to the travelled public road along the
road allowance between the townships of Mills
and Burpee. O. Reg. 165/90, s . 1.
Phthr W. Boles
Director
Plans Administration Branch
North and East
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 3rd day of April, 1990.
16/90
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg, 166/90.
Disabled Person Parking Permits.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
REGULATION MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
DISABLED PERSON PARKING PERMITS
L In this Regulation,
•'disabled person" means an individual described in
clause 2(1) (a);
"medical practitioner" means a person legally quali-
fied to practise in Canada as a physician, chiro-
practor, occupational therapist, osteopath or
physiotherapist. O. Reg. 166/90, s. 1.
2. — (1) The Minister shall issue a disabled person
parking permit to every applicant therefor if,
(a) the applicant is an individual who is unable
to walk unassisted for more than 200 metres
without great difficulty or danger to his or
her health or safety; and
(b) the applicant submits a certificate of a medi-
cal practitioner, on a form to be provided by
the Ministry, certifying that the applicant is
a disabled person and setting out whether
the disability is temporary or permanent
and, if temporary, the anticipated length of
time the disability is expected to continue, if
known.
(2) The Minister shall issue a disabled person
parking permit,
(a) to a corporation in respect of the number of
vehicles that are owned or leased by the cor-
poration primarily to provide transportation
services to disabled persons; and
(b) to an organization in respect of the number
of vehicles that are owned or leased by the
organization and used on a non-profit basis
to provide transportation services to dis-
abled persons.
622
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2291
(3) No more than one disabled person parking
permit shall be issued to any individual under subsec-
tion (1).
(4) Subsection (3) does not apply so as to prevent
the renewal or replacement of a disabled person
parking permit. O. Reg. 166/90, s. 2.
3. The Minister shall issue a disabled person park-
ing permit to a visitor to Ontario if the visitor,
(a) provides evidence that he or she is the hold-
er of a currently valid permit, number
plates, marker or device bearing the inter-
national symbol of access for the disabled
issued by the visitor's home jurisdiction; or
(b) provides other evidence that he or she is
from another jurisdiction and is a disabled
person. O. Reg. 166/90, s. 3.
4. If a disabled person parking permit is lost or
stolen, the Minister shall issue a replacement permit
if,
(a) the loss or theft is reported to the Ministry
on a form supplied by the Ministry; and
(b) the applicant continues to meet the require-
ments of section 2 or 3, as applicable.
O. Reg. 166/90, s. 4.
5. — (1) A disabled person parking permit issued to
an individual shall be issued,
(a) for sixty months, if the medical practitioner
has certified that the disability is perma-
nent;
(b) for the anticipated length of the disability,
up to a maximum of twenty-four months, if
the medical practitioner has certified that
the disability is temporary and has specified
the anticipated length of the disability;
(c) for twenty-four months, if the medical prac-
titioner has certified that the disability is
temporary and of unknown duration; and
(d) for the length of the visit, up to a maximum
of six months, if the applicant is a visitor
described in section 3.
(2) A disabled person parking permit issued to a
corporation shall be issued for a term that reflects the
contractual or other obligations of the corporation to
provide transportation services primarily to disabled
persons, up to a maximum of sixty months.
(3) A disabled person parking permit issued to an
organization under clause 2 (2) (b) shall be issued for
the length of time that the organization anticipates
that it will be transporting disabled persons, up to a
maximum of sixty months.
(4) Despite subsections (1), (2) and (3), disabled
parking permits issued within twelve months of the
coming into force of this Regulation may be issued
for a lesser or greater term than set out in those sub-
sections in order to stagger the projected renewal
dates of the permits. O. Reg. 166/90, s . 5.
6. — (1) A disabled person parking permit ceases
to be in force if the holder of the permit ceases to
meet the requirements of clause 2 (1) (a) or section
3.
(2) A disabled person parking permit issued to an
individual is not valid when displayed on a vehicle
and the vehicle is not being used to pick up or trans-
port the holder of the disabled person parking per-
mit.
(3) A disabled person parking permit issued to a
corporation or organization is not valid when dis-
played on a vehicle and the vehicle is not being used
to pick up or transport a disabled person. O. Reg.
166/90, s. 6.
7. A disabled person parking permit shall be dis-
played on the sun visor or on the dashboard of a vehi-
cle so that the international symbol of access for the
disabled, the permit number and the expiry date of
the permit are clearly visible from the outside of the
vehicle. O. Reg. 166/90, s . 7.
8. Vehicles displaying currently valid permits,
number plates and other markers and devices bearing
the international symbol of access for the disabled
and issued by other jurisdictions are entitled to the
same privileges as vehicles displaying disabled person
parking permits issued under the Act. O. Reg.
166/90, s. 8.
9. An unexpired disabled person parking permit
shall be returned to the Ministry promptly if,
(a) the holder no longer meets the require-
ments of section 2 or 3;
(b) the permit is cancelled; or
(c) the permit contains incorrect information.
O. Reg. 166/90, s. 9.
10. A parking space designated by a sign under
section 1 1 on land owned and occupied by the Crown
may be used only by vehicles displaying a valid dis-
abled person parking permit in accordance with this
Regulation. O. Reg. 166/90, s. 10.
11. A parking space designated on Crown land or
under a municipal by-law for the use of disabled per-
sons shall be distinctly indicated by erecting a dis-
abled person parking permit sign which shall,
(a) be not less than forty-five centimetres in
height and not less than thirty centimetres in
width and bear the markings and have the
dimensions as described and illustrated in
the following Figure:
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O. Reg. 166/90
BLACK LETTER "P", LEGEND, AND BORDER
2 cm RED REFL ANNULAR BAND
1.5 cm RED REFL. INTERDICTORY STROKE
WHITE REFL BACKGROUND
BLUE REFL BACKGROUND AND OUTUNE
WHITE REFL. SYMBOL AND BORDER
or,
(b) be not less than sixty centimetres in height
and not less than thirty centimetres in width
and bear the markings and have the dimen-
sions as described and illustrated in the fol-
lowing Figure:
BLACK LETTER "P", LEGEND, BORDER AND STRIPE
2 cm RED REFL ANNULAR BAND
1.5 cm RED REFL INTERDICTORY STROKE
WHITE REFL BACKGROUND
BY Permit
\ONLY
AVEC PER
SEULEMEN
(30x60) cm
BLUE REFL. BACKGROUND AND OUTUNE
WHITE REFL SYMBOL AND BORDER
O. Reg. 166/90, s. 11.
624
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 168/90 2293
12. Despite section 11, a municipality shall
replace any signs erected by the municipality in
respect of disabled person parking with the signs
described under that section as soon as practicable
but no later than the 1st day of November, 1991.
O. Reg. 166/90, s. 12.
13. This Regulation comes into force on the 1st
day of May, 1990.
16/90
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
O. Reg. 167/90.
Vehicle Permits.
Made— March 21st, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
ONTARIO REGULATION 744/82
MADE UNDER THE
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
1.^1) Clause 23 (c) of Ontario Regulation
744/82 is revoked and the following sub-
stituted:
(c) a permit and number plate, where the num-
ber plate is issued as a replacement for a
number plate that bears the international
symbol of access for the disabled;
(2) Section 23 is amended by adding the fol-
lowing subsection:
(2) The fee set out in paragraph 7 of section 18
does not apply with respect to a permit and number
plate bearing a requested number where the number
plate is issued as a replacement for a number plate
bearing a requested number and the international
symbol of access for the disabled. O. Reg. 167/90,
s. 1 (2).
2. Schedule 2 to the Regulation, as remade
by section 8 of Ontario Regulation
139/88, is amended by striking out "71"
in the nineteenth line under the "4"
under "Validation Fee by Number of
Months" and substituting "81".
3.
16/90
This Regulation comes into force on the
1st day of May, 1990.
RETAIL SALES TAX ACT
O. Reg. 168/90.
Definitions by Minister.
Made— April 5th, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 903 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
RETAIL SALES TAX ACT
1. — (1) Paragraph 2 of section 1 of Regulation
903 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, as remade by section 1 of Ontario
Regulation 568/83, is revoked and the fol-
lowing substituted:
2. "Agricultural products" means,
i. tobacco plants, livestock, food for
livestock, trees, shrubs, bushes,
growing plants and flowers,
ii. seeds, seedlings and bulbs from
which plants or flowers may be
grown,
iii. insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides,
fungicides and fertilizers, including
agricultural lime, peat moss and simi-
lar soil conditioners.
(2) Paragraph 4 of section 1, as remade by
section 1 of Ontario Regulation 568/83, is
revoked and the following substituted:
4. "Equipment", as used in paragraph 62 of
subsection 5 (1) of the Act, means,
altars, altar cloths and linens,
altar desks,
baptismal bowls, fonts and shells,
chairs, pews, stools and tables,
chimes and bells,
choir stalls,
collection plates,
communion ware,
confessionals and confessional counters,
draperies and carpets,
kneelers and prie-dieux
lecterns and lectern cloths,
mass Unen,
memorial plaques and tablets,
monuments and statues,
organs and pianos,
public address systems,
625
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
O. Reg. 168/90
pulpits and pulpit cloths,
special lighting apparatus,
stained glass windows,
and similar equipment used exclusively in
religious worship or Sabbath school, but
does not include clothing or vestments.
2. The Regulation is amended by adding the
following section:
12. — (1) In this section,
"bus" means a motor vehicle, excluding a van or a
motorized mobile home within the meaning of
Ontario Regulation 744/82 (Vehicle Permits),
designed to carry,
(a) ten or more persons who are not confined to
wheelchairs and that is used to provide
transportation, or
(b) three or more persons who are confined to
wheelchairs and that is used to provide
transportation for persons with physical dis-
abilities;
"foster child" means a child who is receiving foster
care within the meaning of the Child and Family
Services Act, 1984;
"foster parent" means a foster parent within the
meaning of the Child and Family Services Act,
1984;
"long-term lease" means a lease of a vehicle for a
term of twelve months or longer;
"member of the family" means the daughter, daugh-
ter-in-law, son, son-in-law, foster child, spouse,
parent, foster parent, father-in-law, mother-in-law,
brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-in-law, grand-
parent or grandchild of the person with respect to
whom the expression is being used;
'motor vehicle" means a motor vehicle for which a
permit is required under section 7 of the Highway
Traffic Act but does not include a motorcycle, a
motor assisted bicycle, a motorized mobile home
within the meaning of Ontario Regulation
744/82 (Vehicle Permits) or a dune buggy within
the meaning of Ontario Regulation
47/84 (General);
'person with a permanent physical disability" means
a person ordinarily resident in Ontario,
(a) who is permanently deprived of the use of
an arm or leg,
(b) whose mobility within the usual surround-
ings that he or she lives or works in is per-
manently restricted to the use of a wheel-
chair, crutches, braces or other device
designed to assist mobility,
(c) whose permanent visual acuity in both eyes
with proper refractive lenses is 20/200 or
less, or
(d) whose greatest diameter of field of vision is
permanently less than 20 degrees;
'purchaser of a motor vehicle" means a purchaser
who acquires ownership of the vehicle or a pur-
chaser who leases the vehicle under a long-term
lease;
"spouse" means a spouse within the meaning of sec-
tion 29 of the Family Law Act, 1986;
"van" means a motor vehicle having a body type
described as "VN" on a permit issued under sec-
tion 7 of the Highway Traffic Act.
(2) In order to determine visual acuity for the
purpose of clause (c) of the definition of "person with
a permanent physical disability", measurements shall
be taken using a Snellen chart or a chart that is equiv-
alent to a Snellen chart.
(3) Subject to the limits set out in subsection (4),
the Minister may, upon receipt of a written applica-
tion, rebate to the purchaser of a motor vehicle the
tax paid under section 2 of the Act by the purchaser if
the Minister is satisfied that the purchaser is, at the
time of the application, and was, at the time of the
purchase, one of the following:
1 . A person with a permanent physical disabil-
ity who purchased the vehicle for his or her
own transportation.
2. A person purchasing the vehicle to provide
transportation for a member of the family
who is a person with a permanent physical
disability and does not own a motor vehicle
or lease a motor vehicle under a long-term
lease.
3. A religious, charitable or non-profit organi-
zation, other than a municipality or local
board, that purchased the vehicle for use,
principally, to transport persons with a per-
manent physical disability.
(4) The Minister may rebate both the tax paid
under section 2 of the Act on modifications made to a
motor vehicle purchased on or after the 1st day of
June, 1989 if the modifications were solely to assist a
person with a permanent physical disabilty and the
tax paid on the purchase of the vehicle up to a total
of, in the case of,
(a) a motor vehicle that is not a van or a bus,
$1,600;
(b) a van, $2,400; or
(c) a bus, the actual taxes paid.
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2295
(5) A rebate shall not be made under this section
in respect of,
(a) an application submitted to the Minister
more than three years after the tax was
paid;
(b) a motor vehicle that will be used for profit
or as part of an undertaking carried on for
gain; or
(c) a motor vehicle if, thirty days after the pur-
chase or lease of that motor vehicle, the
same purchaser or a member of the family
of the purchaser owned or leased, under a
long-term lease, another motor vehicle with
respect to which a rebate has been made
under this section, section 12 of Regulation
903 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980
as it existed on the 28th day of February,
1981 or section 32 of Regulation 904 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980.
(6) Clause (5) (c) does not apply to a religious,
charitable or non-profit organization.
(7) Notwithstanding clause (5) (c), a rebate may
be made if,
(a) the motor vehicles are used to transport two
or more persons each of whom is a person
with a permanent physical disability;
(b) the other motor vehicle was purchased from
the applicant by a member of the family of
the applicant and the member of the family
paid tax under the Act on the fair value of
the vehicle on its purchase; or
(c) the owner or lessee of the other motor vehi-
cle has been unable, after reasonable
efforts, to expeditiously dispose of the
vehicle.
(8) A rebate may be paid in a situation described
under clause (7) (c) only after the disposition of the
other motor vehicle.
(9) An application for a rebate under this section
must be accompanied by the following:
1 . A copy of the purchase or long-term lease
contract for the motor vehicle in respect of
which a rebate is claimed setting out the
purchase price or lease payments and the
tax paid by the applicant.
2. If the applicant is purchasing the motor
vehicle for the applicant's own use, a physi-
cian's certificate describing the nature of the
physical disability of the applicant and stat-
ing whether the disability is permanent.
3. If the applicant is purchasing the motor
vehicle to provide transportation for a mem-
ber of the family who is a person with a per-
manent physical disability,
i. a physician's certificate describing
the nature of the physical disability
of the person and stating whether the
disability is permanent, and
ii. a statement by the applicant of the
applicant's relationship to the person
and the use the applicant will make
of the vehicle to provide transporta-
tion for that person.
4. If the applicant is a religious, charitable or
non-profit organization, a statement certify-
ing that the motor vehicle was purchased to
be used principally to transport persons with
permanent physical disabilities and that the
applicant is a religious, charitable or non-
profit organization other than a municipali-
ty or local board.
(10) No more than one rebate may be made
under this section in a twelve-month period to a pur-
chaser leasing a motor vehicle under a long-term
lease and the total amount of the rebates made under
this section shall not exceed the amounts specified in
subsection (4).
(11) A rebate under this section may be made
only to a purchaser of a motor vehicle who applies for
it.
(12) No tax imposed under section 2b or 2c of the
Act is refundable under this section. O. Reg.
168/90, s. 2.
3. Section 23 of the Regulation, as remade
by section 3 of Ontario Regulation
396/87, is revoked and tlie following sub-
situ ted:
23. — (1) In this section,
"bus" means a motor vehicle designed to carry,
(a) ten or more persons who are not confined to
wheelchairs and that is used to provide
transportation, or
(b) three or more persons who are confined to
wheelchairs and that is used to provide
transportation for persons with physical dis-
abilities;
"date of the sale", in the case of a long-term lease,
means the day the lease starts;
"long-term lease" means a lease of a motor vehicle
for a term of at least twelve months;
"purchaser of a motor vehicle" means a purchaser
who acquires ownership of the vehicle or a pur-
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O. Reg. 168/90
chaser who leases the vehicle under a long-term
lease, but does not include a purchaser who
acquires ownership of or leases under a long-term
lease a vehicle that is not designed to carry goods
or passengers.
(2) An application for a rebate of tax paid, on or
after the 18th day of May, 1989, under section 2 or 2c
of the Act shall be made to the Minister in writing.
(3) An application for a rebate under this section
shall be accompanied by,
(a) in the case of a rebate provided for under
subclause 45 (3) (i) (i) of the Act, for a
motor vehicle purchased to operate on an
alternative fuel,
(i) a copy of the purchase or lease con-
tract for the vehicle setting out the
purchase price or lease payments and
the tax paid under section 2 of the
Act on the purchase or lease or,
where no written purchase contract
has been executed, a copy of the
form prescribed in section 10,
(ii) proof of the amount of tax paid
under section 2 of the Act on the
purchase of the vehicle, and
(iii) for a previously owned vehicle that
uses,
(A) propane, a copy of a propane
fuel system inspection report
made, within the previous six
months, under the Highway
Traffic Act,
(B) any other form of energy
described in sub-subclause
45(3)(i)(i) (A) or (B) of the
Act, a description of the fuel
system written by the person
who issued the safety stan-
dards certificate for the vehi-
cle;
(b) in the case of a rebate referred to in sub-
clauses 45 (3) (i) (ii) or clause 45 (3) (k) of
the Act, for a vehicle converted to operate
on an alternative fuel,
(i) a copy of the purchase or lease con-
tract for the vehicle setting out the
purchase price or lease payments and
the tax paid under section 2 or 2c of
the Act on the purchase or lease or,
where no written purchase contract
has been executed, a copy of the
form prescribed in section 10,
(ii) proof of the amount of tax paid
under section 2 or 2c of the Act on
the purchase of the vehicle,
(iii) a copy of the purchase contract for
the conversion of the vehicle showing
the date on which the conversion
took place and the tax paid under
section 2 of the Act, and
(iv) for a motor vehicle converted to
operate on,
(A) propane, a copy of a propane
fuel system inspection report
made, within the previous six
months, under the Highway
Traffic Act,
(B) any other form of energy
described in sub-subclause
45(3)(i)(i)(A)or(B)ofthe
Act, a description of the fuel
system written by the person
who made the conversion;
(c) in the case of a rebate provided for under
subclause 45 (3) (i) (iii) of the Act, for tan-
gible personal property sold as a conversion
kit and the labour to install it, the docu-
ments required under subclauses (b) (iii)
and (iv).
(4) The Minister may, upon receipt of a written
application,
(a) rebate the tax paid under section 2 of the
Act to the purchaser of,
(i) a motor vehicle purchased to operate
on energy described in sub-subclause
45 (3) (i) (i) (A) or (B) of the Act.
(ii) a motor vehicle and any tangible per-
sonal property sold as a conversion
kit including the labour to install it,
in respect of which the purchaser has
entered into a written contract for
the conversion of the vehicle within
ninety days after the sale of the vehi-
cle and the vehicle is converted to
permit it to operate on energy
described in sub-subclause
45 (3) (i) (i) (A) or (B) of the Act
within 180 days after the sale of the
vehicle,
(iii) tangible personal property sold as a
conversion kit to permit a motor
vehicle to operate on energy
described in sub-subclause
45 (3) (i) (i) (A) or (B) of the Act,
including the labour, if any, to install
it; and
(b) rebate the tax paid under section 2c of the
Act to the purchaser if the purchaser of the
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE O. Reg. 169/90 2297
vehicle has entered into a written contract
for the conversion of the vehicle within
ninety days after the sale of the vehicle and
the vehicle is converted to permit it to oper-
ate on energy described in sub-subclause
45 (3) (i) (i) (A) or (B) of the Act within
180 days after the sale of the vehicle.
(5) A rebate under clause (4) (a) shall not exceed,
(a) in the case of a motor vehicle that is not a
bus and that uses propane, $750; and
(b) in the case of a motor vehicle that is not a
bus and that uses a form of energy described
in sub-subclause 45 (3) (i) (i) (A) or (B) of
the Act, other than propane, $1 ,000.
(6) A rebate under clause (4) (b) shall be the
amount of tax paid under section 2c of the Act.
(7) No more than one rebate may be made under
this section in a twelve-month period to a purchaser
leasing a motor vehicle that is not a bus under a long-
term lease and the total amount of the rebates made
under this section shall not exceed the aggregate of,
(a) the tax paid under section 2c of the Act ; and
(b) the lesser of,
(i) the tax paid under section 2 of the
Act with respect to the leasing of that
vehicle, and
(ii) with respect to a vehicle that uses,
(A) propane, $750, or
(B) a form of energy described in
sub-subclause 45 (3) (i) (i) (A)
or (B) of the Act, other than
propane, $1,000.
(8) No rebate is payable under this section unless,
(a) the application therefor is made within
three years after the payment of the tax
under section 2 or 2c of the Act; and
(b) delivery of the vehicle is taken by the pur-
chaser on or after the 17th day of February,
1989. O. Reg. 168/90, s. 3.
4. The Regulation is further amended by
adding the following section:
27. For the purpose of clause 2b (2) (c) of the
Act, the following classes of tangible personal prop-
erty are excluded from the tire tax imposed by sub-
section 2b (1) of the Act:
1. Non-motorized bicycle, tricycle or unicycle,
and any child's toy.
2. Snowblower, lawnmower, wheelbarrow,
rototiller and other similar equipment.
O. Reg. 168/90, s. 4.
5. — (1) Subsection 1 (1) and sections 2 and 4
shall be deemed to have come into force
on the 1st day of June, 1989.
(2) Section 3 shall be deemed to have come
into force on the 18th day of May, 1989.
Remo Mancini
Minister of Revenue
Dated at Toronto, this 5th day of April, 1990.
16/90
NIAGARA ESCARPMENT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
O. Reg. 169/90.
Designation of Area of Development
Control.
Made— April 4th, 1990.
Filed— April 6th, 1990.
REGULATION TO AMEND
REGULATION 683 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF ONTARIO, 1980
MADE UNDER THE
NIAGARA ESCARPMENT PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT ACT
1. Paragraph 22 of the Schedule to Regula-
tion 683 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 is revoked and the follow-
ing substituted:
22. In the Town of Halton Hills, in The Regional
Municipality of Halton, described as follows:
Beginning at the northerly angle of the Town of
Halton Hills;
Thence westerly along the northerly boundary of
the said Town to the northerly prolongation of
the westerly limit of Lot 32 in Concession IX of
the former Township of Esquesing;
Thence southerly to and along the westerly limit
of lots 32 and 31 in the said Concession to the
southerly limit of Lot 31 ;
Thence westerly to and along the southerly limit
of Lot 31 in Concession VIII to the southwester-
ly angle of Lot 31;
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Thence southerly along the westerly limit of lots
30 and 29 in the said Concession to the southerly
limit of Lot 29;
Thence westerly to and along the northerly limit
of Lot 28 in Concession VII to the westerly limit
of Lot 28;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of lots
28 and 27 in the said Concession to the southerly
limit of Lot 27;
Thence westerly to and along the southerly limit
of Lot 27 in concessions VI and V to the south-
westerly angle of Lot 27 in Concession V;
Thence westerly 20.117 metres to the southeast-
erly angle of Lot 27 in Concession IV;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of Lot
27 to a point distant 185.928 metres measured
southerly therealong from the centre line of the
King's Highway Number 7;
Thence westerly and parallel with the southerly
limit of the said King's Highway 152.40 metres
to a point;
Thence northerly and parallel with the easterly
limit of Lot 27 167.64 metres to the southerly
limit of the said King's Highway;
Thence westerly along the southerly limit of the
said King's Highway to the westerly limit of the
easterly half of Lot 27;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of the
easterly half of lots 27 and 26 to the northerly
limit of Lot 25 in the said Concession;
Thence westerly along the northerly limit of Lot
25 to the southeasterly angle of the former Town
of Acton;
Thence westerly following the southeasterly
boundaries of the said former Town to the
northwesterly angle of Lot 25 in Concession III;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of lots
25, 24 and 23 in the said Concession to the south-
erly limit of Lot 23;
Thence easterly along the southerly limit of Lot
23 to the easterly limit of Lot 23;
Thence easterly to the northwesterly angle of
Lot 22 in Concession IV;
Thence southerly along the westerly limit of lots
22, 21, 20 and 19 in the said Concession to the
northerly limit of Lot 18 in the said Concession;
Thence westerly to and along the northerly limit
of Lot 18 in Concession III to the easterly limit
of the King's Highway Number 25;
Thence southerly along the easterly limit of the
said King's Highway to the southerly limit of Lot
17 in the said Concession;
Thence westerly to and along the northerly limit
of Lot 16 in Concession II and the westerly pro-
longation thereof to the easterly limit of Lot 16
in Concession I;
Thence southerly along the easterly limit of lots
16 and 15 in the said Concession to the northerly
limit of the southerly half of Lot 15;
Thence westerly along the northerly limit of the
southerly half of Lot 15 and the westerly prolon-
gation thereof to the westerly boundary of the
Town of Halton Hills;
Thence southeasterly and northeasterly along
the southerly boundaries of the said Town to the
southeasterly prolongation of the easterly limit
of Lot 6 in Concession I;
Thence northerly to and along the easterly limit
of lots 6 and 7 in the said Concession to the
northeasterly angle of Lot 7;
Thence easterly to and along the northerly limit
of Lot 7 in Concession II to the westerly limit of
the King's Highway Number 25;
Thence northerly along the westerly limit of the
said King's Highway to the northerly limit of Lot
9 in the said Concession;
Thence easterly to and along the southerly limit
of Lot 10 in Concession III to the easterly limit
of Lot 10;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of lots
10, 11 and 12 in the said Concession to the north-
erly limit of Lot 12;
Thence easterly to and along the southerly limit
of Lot 13 in Concession IV to the easterly limit
of Lot 13;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of lots
13, 14 and 15 in the said Concession and the
northerly prolongation thereof to the northerly
limit of Regional Road Number 15;
Thence easterly along the northerly limit of the
said Regional Road to the easterly limit of Lot
16 in Concession V;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of lots
16 and 17 in the said Concession and the north-
erly prolongation thereof to the southerly limit
of Lot 18;
Thence easterly to and along the southerly limit
of Lot 18 in Concession VI to the easterly limit
of Lot 18;
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THE ONTARIO GAZETTE
2299
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of lots
18, 19 and 20 in the said Concession to the north-
erly limit of Lot 20;
Thence easterly to and along the northerly limit
of Lot 20 in Concession VII to the easterly limit
of Lot 20;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of lots
21 and 22 in the said Concession and the north-
erly prolongation thereof to the southeasterly
angle of Lot 23 in the said Concession;
Thence easterly to and along the southerly limit
of Lot 23 in concession VIII to the easterly limit
of Lot 23;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of Lot
23 to the northeasterly angle of Lot 23;
Thence easterly to and along the northerly limit
of Lot 23 in concessions IX and X to the north-
easterly angle of Lot 23 in Concession X;
Thence northerly along the easterly limit of lots
24 and 25 in the said Concession to the north-
easterly angle of Lot 25;
Thence easterly to and along the northerly limit
of Lot 25 in Concession XI and the easterly pro-
longation thereof to the northeasterly boundary
of the Town of Halton Hills;
Thence northwesterly along the northeasterly
boundary of the said Town to the place of begin-
ning.
John Sweeney
Minister of Municipal Affairs
Dated at Toronto, this 4th day of April, 1990.
16/90
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INDEX 16
GOVERNMENT NOTICES/ AVIS DU GOUVERNEMENT
Proclamations ! 2085
Motor Vehicle Transport Act, 1987/Loi de 1987 sur les transports routiers 2088
Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution 2115
Certificates of Incorporation Issued/Certificats de constitution délivrés 2128
Letters Patent of Incorporation Issued/Lettres patentes constitutives délivrées 2129
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 2129
Certificates of Amalgamation/Certificats de fusion 2135
Certificates of Continuance/Certificats de prorogation 2135
Transfer of Ontario Corporations/Transfert de compagnies ontariennes 2135
Restated Certificates of Incorporation/Certificats de constitution mis à jour 2136
Amendments to Articles/Modifications aux statuts 2136
Articles of Revival/Statuts de reconstitution 2139
Extra-Provincial Licences Endorsed/Permis extraprovinciaux inscrits 2139
Certificates of Dissolution/Certificats de dissolution 2139
Decisions on Applications for Audit Exemption/Décisions quant aux demandes de dispense en
matière de vérification 2140
Cancellation of Certificates of Incorporation (Corporations Tax Act Defaulters)/Annulation de
certificats de constitution (défaut d'observer la Loi sur l'imposition des personnes morales) 2140
Change of Name Act/Loi sur le changement de nom 2145
Pesticides Act/Loi sur les pesticides 2149
Applications to Provincial Parliament — Private Bills/Demandes au Parlement provincial —
Projets de loi d'intérêt privé 2150
Petitions to Provincial Parliament/Petitions au Parlement provincial 2150
Applications to Provincial Parliament/Demandes au Parlement provincial 2151
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES/AVIS DIVERS 2157
CORPORATION NOTICES/AVIS RELATIFS AUX COMPAGNIES 2159
SHERIFFS' SALES OF LANDS/VENTES DE TERRAINS PAR LE SHÉRIF 2161
SALES OF LANDS FOR TAX ARREARS BY PUBLIC TENDEIWENTES DE TERRAINS
PAR APPEL D'OFFRES POUR ARRIÉRÉ D'IMPÔT 2162
PUBLICATIONS UNDER THE REGULATIONS ACT
PUBLICATIONS EN VERTU DE LA LOI SUR LES RÈGLEMENTS
Consolidated Hearings Act, 1981 O. Reg. 161/90 2187
Environmental Protection Act O. Reg. 162/90 2187
Health Disciplines Act O. Reg. 154/90 2167
Health Insurance Act O. Reg. 156/90 2167
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 151/90 2165
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 152/90 2166
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 153/90 2166
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 166/90 2290
Highway Traffic Act O. Reg. 167/90 2293
Independent Health Facilities Act, 1989 O. Reg. 157/90 2180
Independent Health Facilities Act, 1989 O. Reg. 158/90 2180
Insurance Act O. Reg. 159/90 2182
Mental Health Act O. Reg. 155/90 2167
Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act, 1981 O. Reg. 160/90 2183
Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act O. Reg. 169/90 2297
Pesticides Act O. Reg. 163/90 2188
Planning Act, 1983 O. Reg. 165/90 2290
Retail Sales Tax Act O. Reg. 168/90 2293
Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority Act O. Reg. 164/90 2289
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